Sentence examples for dark supporting from inspiring English sources

We observed the accumulation of chrysolaminarin during the day and near complete consumption in the dark, supporting its role for fueling heterotrophic metabolism at night.

For too long they've stood in the dark supporting you for your fight for marriage equality and protections under the law, while you make little attempt to understand their struggles.

In some cases, this effect was quite dramatic, as was observed for the wake min QTL at Q17@29 (LOD 7.6) where the estimated effect of the BALB genotype at this locus was 8.1 min in the light but −24.7 min in the dark (Supporting Information Table S3).

Notably, although the wrky40 mutant undergoes etiolation normally, it shows a diminished suppression of SGI in the dark, supporting the idea that WRKY40 is required for the BZR1-mediated inhibition of PTI.

These dark supporting lines have been around for a very long time, actually since medieval times when iron gall ink was used for its lasting dark colour.

In 2009, Nighthawk was painted with dark blue supports and yellow track.

When the ride operated at Geauga Lake, the track was neon green with dark blue supports.

X-Flight's neon green track and dark blue supports were re-painted red and steel gray, respectively.

The track was repainted purple with dark blue supports, and multiple special effects were added; including building structures that give riders the impression of speeding through a city, rings in the shape of Bizarro's S shield that the train passes through, and flame effects.

The solar performance was checked for both light and dark supports and for different engobe thicknesses up to 250 μm; the estimated solar reflectance values were correlated with surface properties such as microstructure, mineralogical composition, and roughness.

Similarly, it's the varied complexities of friendship – light, dark; support, competition; admiration, jealousy; love, obsession – which forms the heart of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels series, the runaway success of the past few years.