Sentence examples for difference in the colour from inspiring English sources

The difference in the colour morphs is genetically controlled and of interest as a striking example of rapid evolutionary change in a localized area.

British astronomer William Herschel said of the star: "[the] striking difference in the colour of the two stars, suggests the idea of a sun and its planet, to which the contrast of their unequal size contributes not a little".

B. tryoni and B. neohumeralis are identified by a morphological difference in the colour of the humeral calli and a behavioural difference in time of mating: B. tryoni mates in a narrow window of falling light intensity at dusk, whereas B. neohumeralis mates in bright light during the middle of the day [ 4– 6].

You have blue/pink undertones but there isn't that much of difference in the colour of your hair, eyes and skin.

(6) There is a slight difference in the colour of the metal strip visible between the plastic slats, which indicates the use of non-Nintendo hardware- not good.

This is not normally a disadvantage because improved chemical speciation can result from differences in the colour spectrum naturally emitted by different compounds.

Although the western part of the southern plains has a uniform volcanic origin, there are local differences in the colour, texture, and stone content of the region's soils.

Reduced photosynthesis could cause differences in the colour and reflectance of the leaves [35] [37].

Differences in the colour intensity between live and dead metazoans were confirmed by additional experiments on deep-sea nematodes and copepods (Additional file 2).

The greater yellow colour in the breast muscle in L and T lines may be a result of greater fatness in these groups compared with B lines or there may be differences in the colour of fat due to genetic differences in carotene deposition [ 40].

The WIPs showed two things (Supplementary Material Appendix S3): (i) there were no notable differences in the colour patterns between specimens of the same sex from the two clades; (ii) there was a small but distinct sexual dimorphism in the WIPs, which was consistent in both clades.