Sentence examples for severe green from inspiring English sources
Sensory quality was evaluated and scored using a modified 5 (excellent quality) to 1 (poor quality) scale after Song et al. [1]: where 5, fresh without any water loss (no shrinkage on appearance); 4, slight green appearance and water loss; 3, moderate green appearance and several water loss; 2, severe green appearance and water loss; 1, entirely green appearance and water loss.
The mechanism may also help seaman to impose operation restrictions to avoid severe green water incidents.
Phenotypes are severe (green), mild (red), and normal (blue).
In the presence of the long-range interactions, there is almost no decrease in total methylation flux (despite the decrease in SAM) as folate deficiency becomes more and more severe (green curve).
But Woods knows that the sloping fairways, severe greens and Bermuda rough of Southern Hills will quickly identify those who are not playing solid golf.
Sutton knows it well enough to be a steadying influence for Baddeley, a guide through the 7,211-yard 7,211-yardof blind shots, severe greens, buminefieldoflows that make St. George's such a difficult Open course.
"I know we were all concerned about that the earlier part of the week, but they have slowed up to where they are manageable," said Hale Irwin, the clubhouse leader at three under par, speaking of both the 18th and the ninth greens, the two most severe greens at Southern Hills.
Like about 8 percent of the male population, I'm colorblind; I have severe red-green colorblindness.
d Coronal T1-weighted MR image showed a severe diaphragmatic hernia (green arrow) which deviated the heart completely to the right lateral thoracic wall.
This study also indicated that food insecurity was more severe in the green famine belt than in the drought-prone and high population density areas of the country.
What you do get is hard time, demeaning labour, severe haircuts, food green with mould, shakedowns and random drug tests conducted in the middle of the night by heavily armed, highly aggressive detention officers. .
