Sentence examples for merging of red from inspiring English sources

Over the next three days, the merging of red soil and blue sky would become our image of the Kalahari.

DT/DB: (E2) Most GFP-expressing cells in this patch are in the DB, 2 4 are in DT. (G4) GFP-expressing patch contains approximately 8 cells in the DT and a larger number in the DB; an independent LacZ-expressing (red) clone is in the DT; merging of red and green fluorescence from different optical sections (yellow).

Yesterday he was wearing a purple tie – the colour used by new Labour to symbolise its merging of Labour red and Tory blue … Before the summer I had dinner with a group of former Downing Street strategists from the new Labour days.

Yellow fluorescence arises from merging of Qdot (red) and LysoTracker probe (green).

Yellow fluorescence arises from merging of Qdot (red) and LysoTracker probe (green) and demonstrates therefore a strong accumulation of the nanovectors in the acidic compartments (lysosomes) of the cells.

At time point (3) members of the second troop (T2a, T2b) climb the turntable ladder and join team member T1c which is shown in the chart by the merging of the red and brown lines with the yellow line.

(A) The fluorescence photomicrographs show FAK immunostained with anti-FAK (left column), F-actin stained with rhodamine-phalloidin (middle column), and merging of FAK (green) and F-actin (red) images, with a yellow color for co-localization of FAK and actin filaments (right column).

In cells expressing mRFP-GFP-LC3, the association of LC3 with autophagosomes can be visualized as yellow puncta due to the merge of green and red, whereas autolysosomes are detected as red puncta because the green fluorescence is quenched by the acidic pH of the lysosomal environment.

Oval BA, south of GRS, is a red spot a third the size of GRS that formed in 2000 from the merging of three white ovals.

"It was a merging of the two.

Harmonization and merging of entries.