Sentence examples for that may colour from inspiring English sources
Some may be bioluminescent or form periodic blooms that may colour water yellow or red.
A document leaked from the European Parliament to the Guardian pointed out that foreign nationals in the UK are having a "particularly difficult" time obtaining permanent residency status – a fact that may "colour member states' approach" to the British citizens within their own borders.
Similarly, oil droplets in the retina and epithelium of vertebrate eyes contain carotenoids that may affect colour perception.
Substances intended to be used solely for purposes other than colouring, that may also impart colour, do not fall within this category.
Give \ u\) and \ v\) different colours, say red and white, as in Figure 18. Figure 18 By the inductive assumption, we may colour each of the smaller graphs with the three colours so that no edge joins vertices of the same colour, keeping fixed the colours of \ u\) and \ v\).
We have grown more comfortable in our own skin, whatever colour that may be.
Like Io, its surface exhibits a reddish colour that may result from a coating of sulfur compounds released by Io's volcanoes.
The famous Yellow Christ, with its peasant women worshipping a crucifix outdoors in the Breton fields, sings with pure high notes of colour that may imply grace, or even ecstasy.
Although magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the reference standard, before its performance or upon contraindications, CEUS can increase diagnostic accuracy of baseline US [55, 56], by revealing decreased but present blood flow (contrary to absent flow due to obstruction), a finding suggesting more cephalad occlusion that may be unclear on colour Doppler US (Fig. 15).
US contrast agents have the ability to detect microvasculature in vessels too small and with very low velocity that may be overlooked by Colour and Power Doppler.
Speciation in angiosperms can be accompanied by, or perhaps driven by, changes in floral colour that may influence pollinator preference and reproductive isolation.
