Sentence examples for green axis from inspiring English sources

The example is on the R-G plane and demonstrates how the DCP measures the minimum distance from either the red or green axis which is dependent on the position, size, and orientation of the ellipsoid.

Depending upon which fluorescent label is tagged to which allele-specific primer, recombinants homozygous for wild-type N2 or CB4856 alleles cluster along the red or green axis.

Sixteen gene sets were significantly associated with the green axis (Additional file 1, Table S9), seven of which were immune/cytokine/stimulus response-related genet sets (43.8%, compared to 18.6% among all terms under study), excluding the "sleep" process.

In this screenshot, you will see very light green points on the green axis.

These three scenarios correspond to, respectively, a reversal of the red-green axis; a reversal of the blue-yellow and black-white axes; and the previous two reversals taken together: a reversal of the red-green, blue-yellow, and black-white axes.

The major conclusions were that males placed less weight on inter-stimulus separation along a red-green axis but more on a lightness axis as compared to females.

For example, discrimination along the blue-yellow axis (compared to the red-green axis) is particularly impaired in various disorders involving altered dopaminergic mechanisms.

The first group had a selective defect of color vision in the red-green axis, as well as selective impairment of contrast sensitivity in high spatial frequencies.

The second group had a generalized defect of color vision, concerning both the red-green axis and blue-yellow axis, as well as a generalized impairment of contrast sensitivity irrespective of spatial frequency.

(E ) Quantification of Dα7 AChR puncta (green, left axis) and neurite volume (black, right axis) in the DA1 and VA1d glomeruli of both male and female adult flies.

L* represents lightness (ranging from 0, black to 100, white), a* represents red (positive) to green (negative) axis, and b* represents yellow (positive) to blue (negative) axis.