Sentence examples for be coloured by knowledge from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, our view of apoptosis in protists may be coloured by knowledge of its functions in metazoans and we may be observing an unavoidable consequence of ookinetes being under oxidative stress or containing defective biochemical pathways and having passed the point of rescue.

Assessments of Rooney's international career will always be coloured by the knowledge that he was unfairly heralded as his nation's footballing saviour from the moment he first donned an England shirt at the tender age of 17.

The elections will be coloured by the public's anger towards traditional politicians.

Then the edges incident to u must be coloured by 1,…,d u)−1 and the edges incident to u and a leaf are coloured by 1,…d(v)−2.

Participant observation is subjective in its character and will be coloured by the researcher's expectations.

Participant observation is subjective and will always be coloured by the researcher's expectations.

But Wheeler provocatively counters that McKeon's judgment is coloured by a lack of knowledge.

Yet it is coloured by personal taste.

The interlude was coloured by levity.

Military, strategic and political thinking is coloured by abject caution.

However critics argue that it is coloured by US interests.