Sentence examples for intensity of redness from inspiring English sources

a* varies from −100 to 100, with negative and positive values indicating degrees of green and red pigmentations, respectively; a high, positive a* value indicates a high intensity of redness.

The main design discriminant was the holding temperature; increased temperature gave increased blood lactate, rigor index (Ir), drip loss (DL), content of astaxanthin and intensity of redness, but reduced muscle pH, cathepsin activity and fillet lightness.

Examples of studies where a colorimeter was used in conjunction with studies of fish color include [4] [6] where the latter established that the intensity of redness (a*) increases with the carotenoid content in the raw flesh of Atlantic salmon, while lightness (L*) decreases and yellowness (b*) remains unaffected.

Symptom intensity of redness, swelling and fever was graded by millimeter of reaction and degrees Celsius of fever, respectively, and all other symptoms were graded by the subject using a pre-defined scale.

The intensity of facial redness fluctuates in female mandrills, with faces being brightest red while fertile [7].

It disturbs not just in the almost vulgar intensity of its redness, but in its suggestion of something awful looming just outside – or below – the frame.

The intensity of skin redness was measured using the erythema index (EI).

No significant difference was observed in the area of skin breakdown, intensity of skin redness, and skin erosion.

The colony images were analysed using a custom image-analysis code written in MatLab, with colony size measured by pixel count, and fraction of dead cells by the intensity of colony redness [ 10].

This set of genes is an invaluable resource for forthcoming efforts aimed at pinpointing the genetic basis of evolutionarily important traits in the house finch, such as resistance to Mycoplasma gallisepticum[ 17, 24, 25, 31] and the intensity of plumage redness in males [ 8, 18, 21, 22].

The intensities of ecchymosis, redness and swelling were graded as follows: Grade 1, >20– ≤ 50 mm; Grade 2, >50– ≤ 100 mm; and Grade 3, >100 mm.