"marked with color" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that has been distinguished, seen, or noticed because of the color. For example: "The trail was marked with red paint, making it easy to find our way back home."
Adjacent to the three rhombi marked with colours, there is a triangle formed by one cable of each colour (see longer marks).
On each plant, 15 flowers were individually marked with coloured tape (Scotch® 35 Colour Coding PVC Electrical Insulation) and the seed or fruit set for each flower was assessed as described below.
In our study, water arsenic concentration was used to characterise arsenic exposure, although the level of exposure might have changed in the households following our advice on not using any tubewell water that were marked with 'red colour' (tubewell marked with red colour when this contains ≥50 μg of arsenic per litre of water) at the time of initial recruitment of participants.
Each strut is marked with one colour: A is red, B is blue, and C is green.
6 breeders and 12 non-breeders of each sex were individually marked with fur colour (RAIDEX®, Germany) and filmed for 72 h.
On the castration day, the four males in each litter subjected to the study were weighed and marked with spray colour on their back.
The orange colour dots that appeared within the cells are possibly the outcome of a combination between the red dyed membrane and the phage marked with green colour generated by the secondary FITC conjugated antibody, which may suggest a lysosomal incorporation of the internalized phages.
Further analysis however revealed this specific ~ 12 kb segment of gene sequences (marked with different colour on NA12878 EBV consensus genome in Figure 2) was being covered less than 1/20 folds compared with the average 464.9-fold 464.9-foldf the rest of EBV genome.
Since we collected drinking water samples from households at initial contact when we advised them not to use water from a tubewell that were marked with red colour and, urine samples at 1 and 6 months of infant's age therefore, we were interested to see whether mean arsenic concentration in maternal urine differed by household drinking water arsenic categories.
Different sample types are marked with different colours.
