Sentence examples for proportion of coloured from inspiring English sources

Similarly, in M. smegmatis, all of the fluorescent reporters, except mKat and mPlum, gave rise to a proportion of coloured colonies indicating successful expression in a subset of cells.

This could be due to the low proportion of coloureds in Gauteng (3%) compared to the national figure (9%) and to the province of the Western Cape where coloureds constitute more than 50% of the population (16).

Studies from the Western Cape illustrate that despite higher proportions of coloureds in the province, only a very small proportion of them are accessing undergraduate medical programmes (17).

Females have a greater proportion of their carapace coloured than a similarly-sized male.

In contrast, only a small proportion of transformants were coloured when the reporter was expressed from Phsp60; less than 1% of the transformants for tdTomato, Turbo and 5% for mCherry.

The difference between additive and subtractive synthesis is the approach: in additive synthesis colours are built up by combining different intensities of primary-coloured light, and in subtractive synthesis colours are achieved by removing different proportions of primary-coloured light from white light.

The proportion of melanic, or darkly coloured, individuals in about 70 species of moths has increased dramatically since the 1850s.

A proportion of small, round, yellow-coloured cells attached to the culture dish bottom (fibroblasts) and grew into bigger round cells with diameters of up to 60  μm.

The data were tested for normality, and the proportion of the carapace that was coloured was arcsine transformed to conform to the assumptions of normality.

We then determined the proportion of the carapace that was coloured and examined its relationship with carapace size and sex using a generalised linear model.

We performed a PCA using the "principal" function in the package "pscyh" ver 1.3.10 [ 81] on body size, head crest area, dorsal fin area, proportion of the dorsal fin area coloured, and the intensity of red of the dorsal fin (∆R/G) on each sex separately, across individuals from all populations.