Sentence examples for red supporting from inspiring English sources
In a report published online in the journal Science, Dr. Pike and his colleagues noted that the oldest dated art is "nonfigurative and monochrome (red), supporting the notion that the earliest expression of art in Western Europe was less concerned with animal depiction and characterized by red dots, disks, line and hand stencils".
These regions showed a smaller increase in the BOLD signal with increasing WM load for DS as compared to ES (Fig. 4, red; Supporting Information Fig. S1).
Capillaries stained with VE-cadherin (white) and BS1-lectin (green), another endothelial marker, are also co-localized with DiI immunofluorescence (red) (Supporting Information Fig S5), indicating that transplanted EBs undergo vasculogenic differentiation in vivo, and that hypoxia-primed EBs differentiate into vessels more efficiently than normoxic-EBs do.
In another work, the legs of a shop mannequin in high heels, made into metal and painted red, support a cartoonish body with a hydrant tap for a head.
The N-terminus of PsaG (dark red) supports one of the chlorophylls making up this trimer.
Female preference trials found no evidence for assortative female preference between N-RED and S-RED, supporting a previous genetic hybrid zone study which inferred post-mating but no pre-mating isolation.
The standpipe looked different from the many other pipes circuiting their way around the basement ceiling, Mr. Ortiz said, in part because it had red support brackets.
Out of 211 secondary schools, 31 have been put in the green support category and 23 are in the red support category.
The headline figures in the report show: Out of 1,332 primary schools assessed, 207 have been put in the green support category and 58 have been put in the red support category.
All 24 F1 male offspring from the two crosses showed a red tail supporting the assumption that the same locus is associated with red colour in both species.
My colleagues and I wearing red and supporting one of our favorite women-owned businesses Chocolate Chocolate in downtown D.C. #daywithoutawoman.
