Sentence examples for opaque patches from inspiring English sources

Saudi-U.S. relations hit periodic rocky patches, especially when they touch on the more opaque patches of Saudi Arabian society, like its criminal justice system.

When fluoride is consumed in the range of 1.5 2.0 mg/L, dental fluorosis or dental mottling may occur, characterized by brown or black opaque patches on the enamel/tooth surface (Kharb and Susheela 1994).

When the cornea is damaged e.g., by a virus infection the collagen laid down in the repair processes is not regularly arranged, with the result that an opaque patch called a leukoma, may occur.

When the cornea is damaged by infection or trauma, the collagen laid down in the repair processes is not regularly arranged, with the result that an opaque patch or scar may occur.

TcB becomes unreliable after commencement of phototherapy unless measurements are taken from an area of skin that has been shielded from phototherapy with a photo-opaque patch [ 47].

It is acceptable to determine need for TSB with a TcB and it may be acceptable to use TcB alone (under a photo-opaque patch) to follow infants under CPT.

Dental fluorosis is characterized by lusterless, opaque white patches in the enamel, which may become stained yellow to dark brown, and in severe forms cause marked pitting and brittleness of teeth.

Subjects observed the stimuli monocularly with their better eye, whilst the contralateral eye was occluded with an opaque eye patch.

The contents of the syringe are covered by an opaque adhesive patch to further disguise it.

A research assistant prepared the syringes used for the injection treatment and concealed its content by an opaque adhesive patch, thus blinding the content of the injection for both administering doctor and patient.

"Lovers Returning to a Palace" (late 18th century) is notable less for its eroticism than for the test patches of opaque watercolor scattered among its blue outlines.