Sentence examples for tested red from inspiring English sources

Grain size distribution curve of the tested red clay sample is presented in Fig. 2.

Laboratory testing carried out with modern ingredients indicated that the glass content was due to a better texture and colour depth of the tested red lakes [3].

Though the bright jeans didn't catch most shoppers' attention until this spring, the company tested red and blue pairs in select stores as early August, said Breitbard.

(A ) Enteric neural projections of Gal4 lines tested (red, phalloidin; green, UAS-mCD8 GFP UAS-mCD8 GFPiandam (B ).

To describe the epidemiology of hepatitis E virus (HEV) in red deer in mainland Spain, we tested red deer for HEV RNA and antibodies.

At the Swiss site, which tested red and white clovers, a comparison across N-fertilizer input levels revealed a high potential for N-fertilizer replacement: grass clover mixtures containing 40 60% clover and receiving 50 or 150 kg ha−1 year−1 fertilizer-N achieved the same yield as grass monocultures fertilized with 450 kg N ha−1 year−1 (Nyfeler et al., 2009).

PCRs targeting cardiac Mb cDNAs with two degenerate primer pairs (within the coding region) were successful in nine tested red-hearted species but only two of seven tested pale-hearted species (Pantodon buchholzi and Trichopodus trichopterus) (electronic supplementary material, table S1).

The Coombs, or antiglobulin, test (AGT) is used to test red blood cells for compatibility when doing a cross match between donor red blood cells and recipient serum.

This can be evidenced by testing red blood cell membranes for their resistance to the osmotic shock induced by UVA irradiation in the presence of DIF.

In the model testing red intensity, the hue of the red chip was added as a covariate (F1,57.7 = 145.7, P<0.001).

Therefore, we proceeded to test red-shifted APE1 substrates (hereafter referred to as "red" substrates) by utilizing a combination of carboxytetramethyl rhodamine (i.e. TAMRA) as the fluorophore donor and BHQ-2 [26] as the matching quencher.