Sentence examples for discolouration on from inspiring English sources

No one is going to see the minor pimple or discolouration on your face.

Yet two bonny specimens (one in a wall-mounted manger, the other in a bed) are suffering from a 'rust' infection on the underside of the leaves, matched by a yellow discolouration on the surface.

In a standard-issue post-apocalyptic world of car-wreck-strewn highways and creepy deserted convenience stores, Maggie (Abigail Breslin) has been infected by the zombie bug; she's in the initial stages of skin discolouration on her hands, being cared for by her grizzled old uninfected dad, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger.

She was found to have an area of blackish discolouration on her thigh which was suspected as necrotising fasciitis (NF) and referred to the surgeons.

Fleece changes included strips of wool hanging from the fleece or wool discolouration on the dorsum, shoulder or flank, which may have been the result of pruritus.

In the injured xylem, there was a large difference (P < 0.001) between the warm and cold treatments in the amount of tangential discolouration on either side of the wound that resulted from the deposition of inhibitory compounds (Figs  2E, 3C and 4).

The most visible sign that a tree is infected with Chalara ash dieback is bleeding sores and cankers on the bark, and discolouration of the underlying sapwood.

The most visible sign that a tree is infected is bleeding sores and cankers on the bark, and discolouration of the underlying sapwood.

We are very grateful to Onya McCausland, Emily Pavlatou and Sarah Younan for the collaborative work that led to the demonstration of discolouration of prototypes, and for collaboration on the survey of artist and designers' practices.

The haemoglobin in red blood cells is broken down, and these by-products give a dark yellow, brown or purple discolouration depending on the volume of blood and colour of the overlying skin.

A level of acceptance to discolouration, depending on the age of plastics is developing as seen amongst the participants in our survey ("Artists' and designers' views" section), some calling it patina.