Sentence examples for by using a colour from inspiring English sources

Blush should be chosen by using a colour which is similar to the colour your cheeks go when you pinch them lightly, (click here for more advice on choosing blusher for your skin tone).

A week later, they release the data, in part by using a colour-coded map.

She spells out her words letter by letter using a colour coded alphabet chart.

Heterogeneity in respect to counterstaining is handled in our approach by using a particular colour space (CIE Luminance U-chromatic component 1 V-chromatic component 2) combined with different morphological image operations.

A more sophisticated equipment by Nygaard-Østby et al. was primarily developed to measure inter-proximal penetration of the toothbrush bristles by using a typewriter colour ribbon band to simulate inter-proximal space during horizontal or vertical brushing movements with brushing forces between 2.5 and 10.0 N [ 3].

We feel that an amalgamation of the generally more commonly used definitions would ensure that the diagnosis is clear by assessing symptoms, using a colour chart or photographs for confirmation of colour change and carefully exclude underlying conditions including checking for digital infarcts/ulceration, nailfold capillaroscopy, and assessing autoimmune screen and inflammatory markers.

ROS production, apoptosis and necrosis were determined by using a three-colour reporter assay system.

A total of 352 case and 258 control subjects were genotyped for the DNMT3B C46359T polymorphism by using a dual-colour allele-specific polymerase chain reaction (PCR) assay.

Immunophenotyping of patients with PRCA was performed by the flow cytometer FACSCanto (Becton Dickinson), by using a 5-colour strategy (1st channel: ALDH; 2nd channel: CD235a-PE; 3rd channel: CD45-PerCP; 4th channel: CD71-APC; 5th channel: CD34-PE-Cy7).

By using an established colour-ringed population, by following a standardized recording protocol, and by taking into account the species' song ecology (using only recordings obtained during peak of singing at dawn), we replicated two previous studies to assess song repertoire learning and flexibility in adult wild great tits elicited by social interactions.

Menon's preferred medium was oil on masonite, which she applied by using a series of translucent colours and thin washes.