Sentence examples for coloring patterns from inspiring English sources

Scientists have even shown that, in the Northern Hemisphere, flowers' coloring patterns evolved specifically to meet the nuances of insect vision.

They also did the sweaty legwork of mosquito surveillance: setting and collecting mosquito traps in remote areas, and categorizing mosquitoes according to their wing shape and coloring patterns under microscopes.

These Chiloscyllium classifications can be supported by some morphological characters (lateral dermal ridges on the body, coloring patterns, and appearance of hypobranchials and basibranchial plate) that can clearly be used to differentiate each species.

As shown in Additional file 2, in which different colors were labelled to different groups of organisms, the grouping of organisms (i.e., the coloring patterns) on the HGT+ and HGT- trees are highly similar, implying that the existence or inexistence of HGT genes did not significantly influence the classification quality of the proposed method.

Figure  1A shows the samples colored by the body site each belong to, a common approach that will make evident the main differences explained in the first two axes of variation; however, when integrating metadata in the coloring patterns, the plot clearly shows the age differences between the samples of an infant, compared to the samples belonging to healthy human adults.

Our work focuses on the evolution of animal color patterns.

But color patterns can also conceal animals from detection.

"If the color patterns were just decorations," she said, "it really wouldn't matter.

This season, coats are making a statement, in eye-catching colors, patterns, cuts and fabrics.

The sequential spatial color-patterns obtained in steady periodical variation process were similar to the transitional color patterns observed in the decolorization process.

All 3 spiked samples revealed color patterns indicative of their respective spike strains.