Sentence examples for severity of black from inspiring English sources

"It's a lot about shape, literally and conceptually, with the use of triangles," said Ms. Beckham, referring to inserts of crisscross lines, sometimes in fuchsia among the severity of black and white.

Through follow-up studies we also found that altered cln3 expression modifies the severity of black ommatidia caused by Ppt1 overexpression.

We found that cln3 RNAi (v5322) partially enhanced while cln3 overexpression (venus-cln3 or cln3) partially suppressed the severity of black ommatidia caused by Ppt1 overexpression (Fig. 7A).

The severity of black ommatidia (categorical data) was analyzed with nonparametric Mann–Whitney tests or Kruskal Wallis ANOVA followed by Dunn's multiple comparison using Prism 4.03 (GraphPad Software, San Diego, CA).

To address the possibility that expression of the cisd2 RNAi transgenes suppressed the severity of black ommatidia simply by blunting the overexpression or function of Ppt1, we evaluated Ppt1 mRNA expression and enzyme activity.

Edward's loss "was a bitter grief to [the Black Prince and Joan of Kent]" and only increased the severity of the Black Prince's illness.

The severity of the black rot symptoms were recorded based on infected leaf area, with the following disease indices: (0) less than 15%, (1) 15-30%, (2) 30-55%, (3) 55-75%, (4) more than 75% leaf area showing black rot symptoms.

These larger studies confirmed that cisd2 knockdown (via the v33925 RNAi transgene) partially suppressed (i.e. decreased the severity of) the black ommatidia phenotype due to overexpression of two independent Ppt1 transgenes (Fig. 4A, Ppt1-2.1; Fig. 4C, Ppt1-8.1).

The design is minimal to the point of severity, with black floors, white tables and gray banquettes.

One hypothesized mechanism for the higher rates and greater severity of essential hypertension among blacks is that this group is particularly susceptible to stress-induced beta-adrenergically mediated cardiovascular hyperreactivity.

The authors evaluated selected premenstrual symptoms in a representative community-based sample and found no difference in the prevalence or severity of premenstrual symptoms reported by black and white women, except for a higher prevalence of food cravings among blacks.