Sentence examples for predominance of red from inspiring English sources
The results indicated a color hue with a predominance of red.
Several retailers were catering to Chinese preferences, both in the imagery in the windows, staff available who could speak Chinese, and a predominance of red – the entire Gucci store was red, from floors to wall to ceiling.
The predominance of red changes indicates that the repeat family has been affected by RIP.
The predominance of "red" associations of Ar9 in Fig. 2 (and Additional file 2) makes this easily visible.
Histochemical staining revealed an abundance of pectic substances and mucilage in the mesophyll of L. apiculata, with a predominance of red staining over blue compared to the other species when treated with T5.
The study showed that there was a significant variance in MFTs between breeds: Thoroughbreds having a predominance of red (MFT-IIA) and Belgians of white (MFT-IIB) muscle [ 14].
This last decade of Rothko's life saw his palette reduce dramatically – the refulgent primaries, the glowing oranges and yellows, of his first colour-field paintings giving way to a predominance of increasingly sombre shades of red and black: bruised plum, tarnished magenta, deep scarlet.
Due to prior experience with the nested PCR (unpublished data) showing only a very limited number of grey squirrel positive tissues having any evidence of viral DNA (exclusively skin sites and no other organs) and given the predominance of cutaneous lesions in red squirrels, skin and submandibular lymph nodes were preferentially selected for real-time PCR investigation.
This also agrees well with the results of Yang et al. [29], who observed the predominance of green emission and the absence of red emission in flower microcrystallites that had been low doped with 1 at.% Er Lu2O3.
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) from the animals showed relatively high levels of protein (134.5/154.3 mg/dL), glucose, positive Pandy test demonstrating the presence of globulins, pleocytosis with mononuclear cells predominance (270/153), red cells (2640/72), and xanthochromia in one of the animals.
In the Middle East the predominance of Islam has generally limited the choice of flag colours to the four traditional Muslim colours of red, white, green, and black.
