Sentence examples for in relation to colour from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most compelling evidence of phenotypic adaptability is in relation to colour pattern polymorphism.
Investigations of the phylogenetic origin of carotenoids in relation to colour changes in senescence and ripening are frustrated by the ubiquity and antiquity of the corresponding genes and the inordinate degree of horizontal gene transfer apparent in the evolutionary record [ 48, 49].
Andraesen F M. Transient apical breakdown and its relation to colour and sensibility changes after luxation injuries to teeth.
Light reflects in relation to the colour and texture of surfaces and may be reduced by dark, rough walls and increased by light, smooth ones.
While we're at it, let's also tackle internal racism and our sometimes twisted conceptions of beauty in relation to skin colour.
The tests were devised so as to have the widest variability of situations in relation to the colour and composition of the lithotypes, the state of deterioration of the samples and the level at which to stop the cleaning.
Several participants framed this negative treatment in relation to the colour of their skin and made the claim that they were treated differently by health care workers (HCWs) because of it.
I just laid them out so I could see them in relation to the colours of the paintings.
For example, in relation to using colour-baskets to prioritise work, it was openly admitted in sites that fell into this category that the system was not strictly adhered to.
This has been done in relation to fading of colour photographs [24] where it has also been shown that there is no statistically significant difference in what general archival readers and 'expert' users consider to be damage.
We found that, independent of phenotypic similarity (and correlated phylogenetic proximity) between the territory holders and intruder, territorial aggression was not adjusted in relation to allopatric intruder colour markings that are associated with different levels of threat and known to provoke different responses in a sympatric setting.
