Sentence examples for extent colour from inspiring English sources

Scholars are not sure to what extent colour was used, for time and soil have removed much of it.

We measured 26 coloration traits (including colours, extent of colour patches, and pigmentation patterns) on skins of the 29 Carduelis spp. available at the ornithological collection of the Natural History Museum of London.

And finally, when it comes to fiction, to what extent does colour matter anyway?

The extent of colour removal varied from dye to dye, as a possible result of the structural variation of dyes.

Later, the supernatant was collected and the extent of colour development was assessed based on OD values at 485 nm in spectrophotometer.

The extent of colour intensity among germplasms varied because of differences in enzyme activity, temperature, light, aeration and genetic background, respectively (Sivasubramanian and Ramakrishnan 1974).

The location of the effect is within the extent of colour area V4 as defined by Bartels and Zeki ([39], Table 1).

Plumage colours are produced through a variety of mechanisms, and the importance and extent of annual colour change is likely to vary with the different types of coloration.

But a new study, conducted by Italy's National Institute of Optics, suggests the sheer extent of the colour change.

However, little is known of the extent that the colour of polymer materials will influence this transfer.

The extent of this colour change depends on the type of oil used, therefore the selection of the right binding media for Van Gogh's paint reconstructions is crucial.