Sentence examples for bleached effect from inspiring English sources

If you have a plastic bottle with an adjustable nozzle, you can decide whether you want to spray the jeans with a concentrated blast of bleach (for an all-over bleached effect) or lightly mist the jeans with bleach (for more of a weathered look).

An almost bleached effect.

In my past experiences of bleached corals, the effect is patchy and, while one area is devastated, another will be mysteriously untouched.

Therefore there are now filters or sunscreens available with complex formulas that effectively protect both from UVB and UVA The physical filters, also called sunblocks, made of metals such as zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, offer excellent protection, but they do take on a bleached unpleasant side effect.

In contrast, light had no consistent effect on bleached corals (Table 1, Fig. 2; 2 ways ANOVA p>0.05).

Overall, live and bleached coral plots showed similar effects, but differed from the eroded coral plots which had a much lower abundance and diversity of fish.

Kritchevsky et al. (2000a) [ 21] compared the atherogenic effects of refined, bleached, and deodorized (RBD) palm oil with those of randomized RBD palm oil.

In the orthodontic practice, little and insufficient data were found regarding the effect of bleaching on either enamel decalcification or the efficacy of the topical agents utilized for decalcification prevention of bleached enamel.

Treatment of chemically (CEH1H2) bleached pulp with laccase showed significant effect on release of chromophores, hydrophobic and reducing compounds.

DPI had a strong inhibitory effect on O2− production in non-bleached and bleached corals in the light and in the dark (Table 1).

Multivariate analyses showed that while there were differences in fish assemblage structure between standing corals and the eroded coral treatment, there was neither a difference between live and bleached coral treatments nor any temporal effects on fish assemblage structure.