Sentence examples for pink stain from inspiring English sources

A surface mucous cell bordering on the stomach lumen secretes mucus (pink stain).

The clutch is two; the eggs are white and unmarked, although sometimes the eggs take on a pink stain from the red lichens in the nest (Rowley 1984).

Stubin spots a pink stain on the belly of the T-shirt below the university logo and tosses the shirt aside.

He is banished from the tub by the boy ("I have no time for tricks. / I must go back and dig"), but when the water is drained a pink stain is left.

"These blooms here they're the exoskeletons of mold spores," he explains, pointing at a bright pink stain.

The dye molecule intercalates into the tertiary groove in the structure of collagen types I and III and imparts a pink stain to most tissues when observed under white light.

In a typical tissue, nuclei are stained blue, whereas the cytoplasm and extracellular matrix have varying degrees of pink staining.

It took the pink stains off just as quickly and easily as Comet did when wiped with a moist paper towel.

Fortunately I had managed to rinse most of the pink stains off but they were still a little damp, and a slight whiff of beetroot emanated from the envelope.

The pink staining Scytalidium cuboideum pigmented both wood species at above 35% moisture content.

The key ingredient is more commonly known as Bistort, and looks very like young spinach with pink staining at the base of the stems.