Sentence examples for strong discoloration from inspiring English sources

Although during salt cleaning significant amount of foulants was removed from the membrane surface (as evident from the strong discoloration of the cleaning solution exiting from brine side), no noticeable recovery of the lost membrane performance was achieved (Fig. 4).

Oxygen plays an antagonistic role: it allows reoxidation of the reduced Prussian blue and thus prevent strong Prussian blue discoloration in a dynamic redox process; but it also induces the degradation of the cotton substrate, which irreversibly ages as evidenced by the study of undyed cotton and by the samples after 3 years of storage in the dark.

Strong reductants cause discoloration of the sensing material.

T. griseocarneus, found in the Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plains of North America, is readily distinguished from T. alboater by the strong orange to red discoloration that results when cutting or damaging the flesh of a fresh specimen.

The largest tumors bulged out of the liver's surface with yellow to bluish discoloration and strong tumor vascular markings.

These species, however, produce hemotoxins that cause mild to strong local effects, including edema, discoloration, and pain.

Discard eggs with obvious discoloration or a strong, unpleasant smell, then wash the test bowl before cracking the next egg.

For example the polyphenolic mixture from Stachys officinalis showed the weakest potential in the DPPH discoloration test whereas was the strongest one in molybdate reduction assay what clearly indicates the complexity of the involved mechanisms.

The discoloration of stabilized samples is especially strong.

Genes with unusually strong differentiation between populations, for example, Phr1 for grain discoloration in rice [2], are often suggested to be under population-specific selection [18].

Type C - Chemically bleached; dyed to enhance color; subject to discoloration over time due to reaction with strong light, body heat or household detergent.