Sentence examples for discoloration from from inspiring English sources

At Procter & Gamble, there were discoveries that could help doctors reduce skin discoloration from burns, wounds and grafts.

Discoloration from bosses of earlier binding on first and last leaves.

The heat treatment coral has bleached, a discoloration from the reduction of endosymbiotic dinoflagellates resulting in transparent coral tissue and visible white skeleton.

Philip Kingsley, trichologist and president of Philip Kingsley Products, Inc., a subsidiary of Eli Lilly & Company, believes he has a solution: his Swimcap Cream 15 protects hair against discoloration from chlorinated or salt water and the sun.

"IPL is perfect for people with a mixture of some discoloration from sun damage or hormonal changes from pregnancy as well as early redness and thread veins, because of its broad number of wavelengths," Dr Lowe says.

Printed felt base is formed by applying a heavy film of paint to felt saturated with asphalt; the felt is sealed at both the top and bottom with one or more layers of coating before application of paint, preventing discoloration from the paint and leveling the surface.

This could take the form of any imperfection: warts, moles, scars, skin tags, even discolorations from injuries or diseases.

The roster of unusual applications for abrasives includes cutting frozen fish into fish sticks; grinding animal-gut sutures and guitar strings to constant diameters; removing human skin blemishes and birthmarks or shaping bones by plastic surgery; removing spots and discolorations from suede clothing; grinding toothpicks round; and making stairs skidproof by abrasive grain.

We observed a variety of defects, including scorching, warping, overfiring, underfiring, cracks, and discolorations from debris.

From this stage, plants were rated every 3 days for the characteristic ashy-stem symptom by rating the progression from the soil line up the stem of stem discoloration resulting from infection.

The discoloration came from other contaminants, like iron.