Sentence examples for colour marking from inspiring English sources

Other marking varieties include Dalmatian-like spotting, blazes, masks, and Siamese (typically a gradient of colour along the body, darkest at the base of the tail and nose as in Siamese cats), and "downunders" (an Australian variety which has a solid colour stripe on the belly or a colour marking that corresponds to markings on top).

The colour marking should remain also after the dose adjustment in order to mark out the patient's renal function.

The habituation randomisation occurs at the completion of denture construction to determine the colour marking (red or blue) of the dentures (silicone red/alginate blue or alginate red/silicone blue, the red denture to be tested first during habituation period).

Fungal outgrowth was not limited to the brood experimentally exposed to live fungal conidiospores, but also occurred on approximately 20% of the previously unexposed brood items, revealing disease transmission among brood (which we could monitor due to the colour marking of brood items).

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Examination of the greenish colour marked on toothbrush during recovery of DNA sample.

Both Figs. 29 and 30 were colour marked to appreciate how the same struts have been displaced, and Fig. 31 shows a graph of connections.

Ruedemann [36] interpreted the colour marked side of I. tenuitextum as dorsal, based on material from the Trenton Limestones of New York, USA.

Hoechst was added in order to label the nucleus; a blue colour marked live cells, while a pink colour marked necrotic cells (Kuypers et al, 1996).

All brood items of the same treatment were equally colour marked (but colour use randomised over replicates to prevent an observer bias) and placed on 1 × 1 cm filter paper, presented equidistantly to the brood chamber.

Three groups of brood treated with either sham control, dead or live fungus, were simultaneously added to five individually colour marked (Edding 780) ant workers, placed in experimental nests containing a brood chamber (as in [ 31]; n = 12 replicates per species).

After the deep and stable green of summer, fall colours mark a last resurgence of liveliness before the winter barrenness sets in again.