Sentence examples for a complementary spectrum of from inspiring English sources
The data imply that a combination of strategies would provide a complementary spectrum of cytotoxicity.
BTT-3PDI shows a matched energy levels and a complementary absorption spectrum with PTB7-Th.
Therefore, in order to obtain single-photon emission in a complementary part of the spectrum, we replace the monolayer of WSe2 with WS2 (exfoliated from an n-doped bulk crystal) as the active layer; the rest of the QLED device structure remains unchanged.
Considering first the steady-state absorption of these films, in Figure 7 a it can be seen that the CdS nanoparticles absorb light in a complementary region of the spectrum compared to P3HT, highlighting one of the potential advantages that a hybrid system of this type offers.
To measure the dark current, the light was blocked from entering the fiber with a switch-operated internal shutter, and a complementary series of calibration spectra were taken and stored to memory.
In the wild, flies encounter stress from many sources, but also receive a broad spectrum of complementary enrichment.
It allows for compensation for the deficiencies of some instruments by the strengths of other instruments, resulting in a diverse spectrum of complementary measurement instruments that can capture competence as a whole.
A spectrum of complementary therapy users emerged, including "committed", "pragmatic" and "last resort" users.
A reliable description of a biomaterial's surface must therefore compile information from several complementary techniques, providing a full spectrum of chemical, physical, topological and reactivity data.
"The best results have come from a tailored mix of therapies - and theatre and the arts are a part of this complementary side of a broad spectrum of therapies.
This transposed subcell order is enabled by the highly complementary absorption spectra of a near-infrared-absorbing visibly-transparent subcell and a visible-absorbing subcell and motivated by the non-spatially-uniform optical intensity in nanoscale photovoltaics.
