Sentence examples for increased colour from inspiring English sources

The tapestry process of printing patterned carpets was evolved in Edinburgh in the 1830s, and in 1839 a chenille Axminster process, which was patented by James Templeton of Glasgow, gave increased colour range to carpet designs.

It can be observed that generally the application of all the commercial treatments (T, S and FS) results in a slight superficial darkening, due to the increased colour saturation of the substrate, and yellowing (Fig. 9).

PAs may be detected by TRUS as single or multiple hypoechoic areas with thick walls, floating echogenic speckles in the cavity, and poorly defined periphery, with increased colour Doppler signals [45, 46].

Increased colour flow was present on colour Doppler examination, suggesting the vascular nature of the mass.

It has been shown that increased colour Doppler signal correlates positively with both prostate tumour stage and grade, as well as with the risk of recurrence after treatment[ 6 ].

The increased colour production can be clearly seen in the product plate and quantification of the products revealed that although the absolute absorbance values were different, each substrate yielded an essentially linear response with increasing enzyme concentration.

This is illustrated in Figure 1 by the increasing colour density of the change process arrow.

Using the program Image J (NIH freeware), a green colour was used to indicate a ratio >1, red if the ratio was < 1 and increasing colour intensity to indicate a greater fold change.

We hypothesise that increased blood colour in human facial skin will be perceived as healthy, and that oxygenated blood colour will appear healthier than deoxygenated blood colour.

Where lights are needed, Christophers has increased the colour temperature of the bulbs, creating the perception of warmth.

We increased the colour contrast by adding a red fluorescent dye to the medium in which the Daphnia were observed.