How To Use Mottling In A Sentence
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Mild mosaic is characterised by a chlorotic mottling of the foliage usually accompanied by a slight crinkling, while other virus diseases include mottle or potato virus X, spindle tuber, yellow dwarf and paracrinkle virus.
Chapter 25
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Mottling is present within the upper and lower horizons of the palaeosols.
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However, their true color varies among individuals from a uniform dark slate gray with little whitish mottling to a very light blue with extensive mottling.
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Females are lighter brown all over, with buff-colored mottling and gray rumps.
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Fluoride can not only cause mottling of the teeth known as fluorosis, but is also thought to be an aggravating factor in the onset of osteoporosis and the junior version, osteomalacia.
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A wide variety of symptoms are produced such as leaf mottling (blotching), leaf curling, chlorotic (yellow) or necrotic (dead) spots on the leaves, leaf striping, and excessive branching.
Chapter 10
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Chronic excessive fluoride intake can result in fluorosis, an unaesthetic mottling of the teeth.
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The edema of the brain, irregular pink mottlings of white substance, and an exudative lesion of one focus in the pia mater of the right side suggested an encephalitis more marked on the right side.
The Journal of Abnormal Psychology
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Photoaging involves the premature aging of skin, evidenced by mottling, wrinkling, and sagging caused by a compromise of the elastic tissue.
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Leaves formed in late summer show a fine, yellowish, speckled mottling.
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Older leaves develop a characteristic mottling, or patches of discoloration.
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Ancona judges are looking for - among other things - white tips to all feathers, yellow legs with mottling, iridescent greeny / black colouring, a good red comb on the head with around five spikes and white ear lobes.
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The mottling does not have the classic red and grey colours of gley soils, typically formed in waterlogged soils.
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The mottling is created by the alternation of ferrous and ferric iron compounds.
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The characters used to distinguish N. w. immaculatus (larger, blacker, lacking white mottling on the underparts and white barring in the remiges, axillaries, and wing coverts; Mayr 1949) are negated by the variation in our specimens.
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They are colored to blend in with their sandy environment: most are whitish or drab brown, and many have red-tinged or dark mottling along the back and head.
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The dirt on his face was evident, mottling it in patches.
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Fluoride supporters believe the chemical helps cut tooth decay, but anti-fluoride groups claim it can cause a range of problems, from tooth mottling to cancer, and have threatened to mount a legal challenge on human rights grounds.
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This fly is easily distinguished from the bluewing olive by its larger size, brown mottling, and raked-back wings.
Field and Stream Guide: 50 Ways to Catch Spring Trout
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The fish are a Cyprinus and a Barbus, or Oreinus with small scales, thick leathery mouth, and cirrhi; a Loach of largish size, flat head, reddish, with conspicuous brownish mottlings, and a Silurus.
Journals of Travels in Assam, Burma, Bhootan, Afghanistan and the Neighbouring Countries
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Group A contained subjects with changes such as haziness, hilar prominence, fine mottling, and reticulation, all of which were considered to result from gas exposure.
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Chronic excessive fluoride intake can result in fluorosis, an unaesthetic mottling of the teeth.
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Mottling is present within the upper and lower horizons of the palaeosols.
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Vitamin C therapy is known to combat mottling, wrinkling and sagging skin resulting from sun overexposure, a common concern among active people.
