The centerpiece is Nardo di Cione's grand 14th-century icon of the Virgin and Child surrounded by saints, its gold background indicating that their meeting is taking place in celestial time, which is precisely not time at all.
At the top, the buttons are larger and are shaded with a blue-ish green background, indicating these terms have been mentioned the most often.
In such samples, the test medium often shows a cloud of purple in a yellow background indicating a suspect positive result.
In a block-design functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) experiment, participants were presented with photographs of faces paired with a colored background indicating their lower, same, or higher financial status, or lower, same, or higher moral status.
Interestingly, the addition of GnP on GO resulted in the appearance of several prominent peak of hydrophilic-based functional groups on the GnP spectral background indicating the enhancement in the solubility of the GnP colloids.
Therefore, this positive association might reflect a coordination change relationship between δ13Ccarb and δ18Ocarb in a specific sedimentary background, indicating a fluctuation trend of δ13Ccarb and δ18Ocarb of original seawater.
There is a lot of machinery and junk in the background, indicating that we are probably in Robert Downey Jr.'s workshop where he built the Iron Man suit way back in the first Marvel Cinematic Universe movie.
Peter finds a picture of Christine from her childhood before her parents were killed in the 1989 San Francisco earthquake, and sees August in the background, indicating he has been observing her entire life.
Interestingly, there were some unconverted cytosines at non-CpG sites (on a pink background), indicating cytosines that might be methylated.
The fluorescence signals reduced to the background, indicating that the treatment of cells with the proteases caused digestion of the target protein.
In this case sodCI was 5-fold attenuated in the ruvAB background, indicating that SodCI acts independently of RuvAB (Table 5).
