Sentence examples for light pigmentation from inspiring English sources
"light pigmentation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the coloring of someone's skin, hair, or eyes that is paler or less intense than the average. Example: The model had striking features, with dark hair and light pigmentation that made her stand out on the runway.
Compared to dark pigmented hair, light pigmentation was highly associated with intracranial aneurysm (odds ratio: 29.11; 95% CI: 3.78 to 224.32).
"So what about other places, like what about light pigmentation in parts of Africa?
So when a person of light pigmentation is found north of 125th Street, people assume that he is either lost, looking for drugs, an undercover cop or a hayseed.
"The biggest surprise was to discover that this individual possessed African versions of the genes that determine the light pigmentation of the current Europeans, which indicates that he had dark skin," said Carles Lalueza-Fox of the Institute of Evolutionary Biology in Barcelona.
In other words, Jews are people of color, just with very light pigmentation (that is, those Jews that do have pale skin).
However, it is likely that chromatin states of P1-mm can become more stable though the continued selection of either heavy of light pigmentation levels in self pollinated progeny.
A higher pigment score was consistent with lighter pigmentation, which leads to higher UV exposure in keratinocytes (target cells for NMSC).
Conversely, the presence of agouti inhibits the activity of Mc1r, and thus the cAMP levels are reduced, resulting in lighter pigmentation.
Disrupted RA signaling has broad effects such as shorter body length, curved body axis, lighter pigmentation, immobility, and a swollen pericardium.
However recent work [ 18, 19] questions the idea that pulse oximetry does not perform as well in those with increase pigmentation as compared to those with lighter pigmentation.
If the crossover predated the mutation, the predicted intermediate (C26) would not have experienced positive selection on the basis of lighter pigmentation.
