Sentence examples for in a unique colour from inspiring English sources

In total, 24 combinations of no more than three fluorochromes are used, resulting in a unique colour for each chromosome (22 autosomes and two sex chromosomes).

CLoNe consists of a mixture of three different kinds of plasmids (labelling vectors, targeting vector and transposase expressing cassette; Fig. 1) that, when transfected into cells, initiate a cascade of recombination events culminating in a unique colour code in each progenitor and its derived cells.

Often the target was the only singleton in the display, but in many trials one of the distractor stimuli was given a unique colour, in this way defining a salient, task-irrelevant colour singleton.

A unique colour tone results in a style that has an air of secrecy or portrays the feeling of being lost in another dimension or space.

For each of 24 experimental units, 17 male and 17 female snails larger than 2.5 mm (adult size) were individually painted with a unique colour of nail polish, and then placed in a container with 1 l water.

Multicolour fluorescent in situ hybridisation (M-FISH) is a karyotyping technique that uses whole chromosome paints (WCP) to label each chromosome a unique colour (Speicher et al, 1996).

In Figure 3 and Additional File 4, we indicated each of the contributions of these four ancestral populations by means of a unique colour.

Vessels were sub-catergorised using a unique colour based on blood vessel area.

Assigning a unique colour to every residential region with the same hospital region graphically displayed newly defined HSAs.

The biggest challenge, and his favourite image, was this shot of Lake Laguna Colorada in Bolivia, whose unique colour is provided by algae bloom which feeds off the mineral richness of its water.

To accompany the books, the duo have created a special pack of double-leaded Modern Toss colouring pencils – or, as it says on the packet, "Double Ender Rainbow Shit Scribblers" – in 24 unique colours from "Bin Juice" via "Supermarket Mince" to "Asbestos".