Sentence examples for desirable colour from inspiring English sources

"Now that we know, some of the qualities that people value in heirloom tomatoes can be made available in other types of tomatoes, farmers can have access to more varieties... that produce well and and also have desirable colour and flavour traits," says lead author Ann Powell, a biochemist from the University of California, Davis.

It might even be possible to express anthocyanins in a tissue-specific manner, for example creating cultivars that have purple leaves but whose fruits are a more desirable colour (Shen and Petolino 2006; Lisch 2013).

Herbaceous foods are excluded, resulting in an iron deficiency producing the desirable light colour in the meat.

And this is one of the most desirable food colours on the planet.

Fine-grained rhodonite of clean, pink colour is a desirable gem and ornamental stone.

Tunability of these colour properties is desirable for solid state lighting (SSL) [56].

Dr Reymond and his colleagues have developed chemical tests—including one patented jointly with Protéus in Nimes, France for a variety of desirable properties that generate a colour-coded "fingerprint" of activity that is specific for each enzyme, and may prove useful in enzyme discovery.Mimicking evolutionWhat nature cannot deliver, technology can help along.

The most desirable pork is grayish pink in colour, firm and fine-grained, well-marbled, and covered with an outer layer of firm white fat.

Red flesh colour is a highly desirable trait: consumer studies have shown that there may be a premium for fruit with novel colour distribution [ 28].

Long fibres with fine diameter and light colour are usually the most desirable and expensive.

But this collection, inspired by Henry Moore's textiles, had colour and energy, an instantly desirable silhouette – and, of course, those trench coats, which are as much a status symbol as a Rolex these days.