Sentence examples for superficial blue from inspiring English sources

The phenomenon of fluorescence was first described in 1845 by John Frederick William Herschel, who observed a superficial blue glow in a solution of quinine in the sunlight (Herschel, 1845).

Mid-portion Achilles tendinopathy (red brackets); retrocalcaneal bursitis (yellow arrow); insertional achilles tendinopathy and superficial bursitis (blue arrow).

Canal colors indicate ampullary groups of the buccal (blue), superficial ophthalmic anterior(green), superficial ophthalmic posterior (red) and mandibular (blue green) clusters based upon cranial nerve innervation.

In the superficial epithelium, a blue shift of approximately 35 nm is observed between the emission spectra of the dysplastic mucosa relative to the normal at 780 nm excitation as shown in Fig. 5(a).

After quantification, fat tissues were divided into color-coded groups: superficial subcutaneous fat = dark blue; deep subcutaneous fat = light blue; VAT = green; perimuscular fat (fat surrounding and within the latissimus dorsi and diaphragm) = purple; and nonclassified fat (fat surrounding the vertebrae and fat depots unrelated to any of the groups listed above) = red.

Superficial structures are in blue and deeper structures are in red.

The deposit has a strong adhesion to the substrate and shows a light blue to green superficial appearance due the thick calcareous formation mixed with corrosion products.

An obvious cartilage thinning was found in the OA cartilage with grade 3. The toluidine blue staining of the superficial and mid layers disappeared and the deep tissue was involved into the degradation.

The cartilage surface became more uneven, the fibrillation of the superficial tissue more serious, and toluidine blue staining faded or totally disappeared from the surface to the deep layers as OA grade increased.

MRI image taken at the L4 vertebral body, showing visceral adipose tissue (VAT) in green, superficial subcutaneous adipose tissue (S-SCAT) in blue, and deep subcutaneous adipose tissue.

If the tissues under the skin are affected, the superficial, subcutaneous lesions may appear as slightly blue-coloured skin stains.