Sentence examples for slightly pigmented from inspiring English sources

The eye of indirectly developing species is often slightly pigmented or non-pigmented at hatching and is most likely non-functional.

If the king or queen dies, it is replaced by several supplementary reproductives that are slightly pigmented and have either short wing pads (brachypterous) or none (apterous) and reduced compound eyes.

Sympodial conidia were hyaline or slightly pigmented.

The skin is slightly pigmented in affected areas.

Occasionally slight depolarization was observed in the areas beneath larger blood vessels of the retina and in parts of the choroid which is also slightly pigmented.

Moreover, analysis of biopsies of melanoma patients showed that nonpigmented and slightly pigmented melanomas displayed higher nuclear NF- κB p65 expression than highly pigmented melanomas.

In the absence of GAL4 stimulation, the wings and bodies of transgenic flies were pigmented only slightly (grade 2), indicating a low level of yellow transcription, while induction of GAL4 stimulated a high level of transcription, resulting in the wild-type phenotype (grade 5) of flies.

His characters are often weirdly privileged noticers, for whom reality will confess slightly esoteric pigments and details.

This time, he would be going over with what he's already done but with a slightly darker pigment, the contrast of the two contributing to a more three-dimensional appearance.

Compound nevi are also pigmented, but exhibit a slightly raised appearance and commonly have melanocytes and melanosomes extending beyond the dermal-epidermal junction into the dermis.

The [3H]Thd-labelled cells, regardless of whether they were pigmented or not, had slightly more grains with 2-[18F]FDOPA then the [3H]Thd-unlabelled non-melanocytes (P < 0.05), which may have resulted from the enhanced amino acid requirement for proliferation.