Sentence examples for red influx from inspiring English sources
Numerous caveolae-like vesicles (arrows, lower magnified image) are visible near the wound, identified by ruthenium red influx in cell #1 (large arrow, upper image).
The late HST is characterized by a progradational stacking pattern and occasional intercalation of siliciclastic types with a thin carbonate bed and a few red clastic influxes (Ameen and Gahrib 2014).
For fans of the film's heroine Jennifer Lawrence this has meant an influx of red carpet looks from the well-dressed actress.
The 1st of December marks World AIDs Day, which means the coming weeks will bring an influx of red ribbons and articles commemorating those who died at the height of the HIV/AIDS crisis.
Destructive stunts like the $24 billion federal shutdown championed by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) have strengthened Democrats' chances of retaining control of the Senate, while primary challenges to Republican incumbents from the right in red states promise an influx of new bomb throwers in the upper chamber come 2015.
As a result of their investigation they had to state that the lack of hyperkalemia as well as of an increase of the hemoglobin level indicate that there is no distinct intravascular red cell lysis due to influx of water into the vascular compartment.
During the late fall and the early winter, the city also has an influx of migratory red-tailed hawks from points farther north.
Freedom is won most effectively by taking a stand, starting at the local level, whether it's challenging the influx of profit-driven red light cameras at street intersections, taking issue with a school board decision that sends a message to young people that they have no rights, or demanding that local police de-militarize.
See the gallery above for an influx of stars on the red carpet of Venice and stay tuned for the upcoming premiers.
Texas' prolonged drought and record-breaking summer heat, which deprived bays of fresh water and encouraged growth of the red tide, have combined with an unusual influx of seagrass to choke fish in the water, Mr. Hornbeck said.
