Sentence examples for described yellow from inspiring English sources

As donors we used the recently described yellow fluorescent protein variant SYFP2 [10] or the orange fluorescent proteins mKO [26] and mOrange [16].

To test whether Bursicon can regulate DLGR2 activity in the VM, we performed ex vivo cAMP live imaging in posterior midguts using the previously described yellow fluorescent protein (YFP /cyan fluorescent protein (CFP) fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET) sensor UAS-Epac1-camps [ 20], which we expressed within the VM (how>Epac1).

The juice, described as yellow, was filtered and mixed with milk, to cut the bitter taste, and perhaps with water too.

And the Queen's Celtic's captain, Scott Brown, a grown man of 25 years, has described the yellow card he received for taunting Pope's O'Rangers El Hadji Diouf as the "best booking I've had in my life".

/ You're going to ask me / Why not? / Right?" The pain over the death of a briefly described dog ("yellow," "straggly," "funny," "smiling") will resonate with readers and make them see how writing about the experience helps Jack and immortalizes his beloved Sky.

Hodgson described the yellow card as "more than harsh" and bemoaned the absence of another of his forwards.

First, we described the Yellow Sea by sketching the boundary, ocean and tidal currents, discharges from the major rivers, sedimentology, and the cooperative surveys between Korea and China.

Eighteen cinnamoyl derivatives, 17 flavonoid derivatives and 4 betacyanins were identified by HPLC DAD ESI/MSn, 23 and 15 new compounds being described in yellow and white-fleshed red pitayas, respectively.

Located 127 light years away from Earth, it has been described as yellow or reddish in appearance.

French naturalist Georges Cuvier originally described the yellow stingray as Raia jamaicensis in 1816, in Le Règne Animal distribué d'après son organisation pour servir de base à l'histoire naturelle des animaux et d'introduction à l'anatomie comparée.

Recently, different biological effects were described when Yellow, Red and Black Maca were assessed [ 13, 14].