Sentence examples for color determination from inspiring English sources

Studies have been conducted to determine the underlying genes involved in coat color determination in the dog, e.g., in the Labrador Retriever, but none to date have addressed black versus liver in the Dalmatian.

Overall color determination accuracy was 99.6% based on Munsell soil color groupings used for SRF identification.

As said earlier, the turbidity was replaced by color determination taking into account the fact that turbidity is directly related to the color.

We concluded that an inverted repeat structure of CHS3 and CHS5 is a candidate locus for hilum color determination.

Thus, miR-193a and miR-193b may play a role in coat color determination in alpacas via regulating the expression of Kit.

The color of the pigmented spots in purebred Dalmatians can either be black or liver, but the locus responsible for color determination is unknown.

Natural tooth-color determination is affected by many factors in the oral cavity, such as the lighting conditions of the surrounding environment, the light scattered from adjacent periodontal and gingival tissues [ 13], and resting salivary flow rates, which influence tooth hydration [ 14], and consequently the reflective index of the underlying surface.

Methodologically, pupae have been shown to be highly resistant to chemical injection [ 7, 38- 40], which has contributed to our understanding of color pattern determination in butterfly wings.

As Paul Merson memorably remarked of Arsène Wenger, Chaparro gives his squad unbelievable belief, playing them those anthems of hope and determination, Color Esperanza, Poquito a Poco, Eye of the Tiger and of course I Will Survive.

Mr. Vickers says this "Saul" "has everything else that counts: drama, commitment, passion, determination, color, soloists who care about their characters and a conductor who ensures that no pregnant pauses occur where the drama should flow".

Even if they hadn't, it's still doubtful we would have any records by ragtime "professors," as Scott Joplin and his peers were known: those same men drew the color line with determination and persistence, letting achingly few black artists through.