Sentence examples for UV environment from inspiring English sources

The Qaidam Basin, the highest and one of the largest and driest deserts on Earth, is located in a dry, cold, and high UV environment, similar to the surface of Mars.

The ultraviolet (UV) environment of Mars has been investigated to gain an understanding of the variation of exposure throughout a Martian year, and link this flux to biological effects and possible survival of organisms at the Martian surface.

Then the cancer cell is exposed to UV environment for 10 min while the PDT device is inserted inside the cell.

It is hypothesized that this unnatural UV environment, which existed for decades in buildings and cars, caused cutaneous malignant melanoma incidence to increase steadily about 20 30 years later in the mid-1930s.

The five other UV-responsive QTL, in bins 5.01, 5.03, 7.02, 8.03, and 9.04, have a significant allele effect in the UV environment and no allele effect in the combined stress, and are indicated in Figure 2 as "UV effect lost".

Although no further details were sought, the rapid increases during this period could affect the death rate through changes in the number of residents who lived in a particular UV environment as well as the age distribution used to calculate rates from numbers of deaths.

The ZnO nanorod microgap electrodes were investigated in dark and UV environments and showed noticeable changes with UV light exposure.

The composite coating still showed good lubricating properties after long-duration treatments in HA, HV, AO and UV environments, and the friction coefficients during the stable running periods remained at about 0.1.

To prove that if Earth has evolved complex life then so can exoplanets, the researchers modeled the surface UV environments of the four exoplanets closest to Earth that are potentially habitable: Proxima-b, TRAPPIST-1e, Ross-128b, and LHS-1140b.

Studies of place of birth and residence during the first decade of life from Australia [ 22], Israel [ 23] and the USA [ 24] all record that birth and early life spent in a high-UV environment increases melanoma risk for the lifetime of the individual in question.

Based on a Monte-Carlo simulation of primordial photochemistry [ 112], we have proposed an evolutionary scenario in which the relative enrichment in increasingly complex RNA-like polymers could be attributed to their higher photostability in a UV-irradiated environment, with UV-quenching nucleobases protecting the sugar-phosphate backbones from photo-dissociation.