Sentence examples for little pigmented from inspiring English sources

In the upper right quadrant of the protological view (arrow), a little pigmented anoderm is obvious, while the complete papillomatous tumour is melanoma.

55 This is because there is persistence of nevus cells containing little pigment located in the deeper dermis that are shielded from laser radiation by the more pigmented superficial cells.

"Light" biologically crusted soils are often dominated by the free-living filamentous cyanobacteria Microcoleus vaginatus and M. steenstruppi (Gundlapally and Garcia-Pichel 2006) with little to no presence of dark pigmented cyanobacteria (Yeager et al. 2004).

Multiple contacts to the industry yielded little information beyond the fact that pigmented and dyed products have complex supply chains that vary by specific product.

Dermoscopic features of LMM include a large number of colors, an annular-granular pigment pattern, asymmetrical pigmented follicular openings, pigmented rhomboidal structures, obliterated hair follicles, gray pseudo-network.

Comparing pigmented and non-pigmented skin is important, as the prevalence of fibroproliferative scarring is higher in pigmented skin; few models include pigmented and non-pigmented skin.

To best wear this ultra-pigmented hue, Kendal recommends applying a little foundation on the lid first.

Furthermore, the non-absorptive nature of the technique results in conservation of energy and therefore little or no heat is dissipated into non-pigmented tissue from the laser source, which would otherwise damage or even destroy live tissues.

Examination often revealed fine, pigmented keratic precipitates with prominent pigment in the anterior chamber with only minimal non-pigmented cell (Figure 3).

Eye shadow is made with a pigmented mineral called mica mixed with a little oil and alcohol to moisten and preserve it.

Some of those molecules are small and flavorful, others large and pigmented.