Sentence examples for a decrease in radiation from inspiring English sources

For "off-resonance" excitation, the control force tends not significantly to modify the panel total response amplitude but rather to restructure the relative phases of the modes leading to a more complex vibration pattern and a decrease in radiation efficiency.

The green area of Japan was halved from 1930 to 1990, thus, there has been an increase in radiant heat and a decrease in radiation cooling.

Similar to null and mutp53 cells, this resistance was associated with a decrease in radiation-induced senescence.

The SEM was somewhat successful in reproducing the observed LSS response to a decrease in shortwave radiation and changes in wind speed forcings.

A critical radiation level based on the useful exergy gain is also presented and it is drawn that the greater number of PV panels would cause a decrease in critical radiation level.

Since we have recently shown that terpene biosynthesis is not under the control of the invertebrate host, but rather occurs within a dinoflagellate preparation, we examined the terpene content of the dinoflagellate symbiont following a decrease in UV/vis radiation as well as in response to the addition of methyl jasmonate, salicylic acid and gibberellic acid.

This results in a decrease in the radiation combination of photoinduced electrons on the ZnO surfaces, and further weakening the PL signal.

A decrease in solar radiation, they suspect, forces the jet stream to fold back on itself over the Atlantic, creating a large spiral of air that can stay stable for weeks and prevent westerly winds from reaching Europe.

He found the sharpest increase over that period at 305 nm; the amount of rays at this wavelength that reached the ground every month rose 3%to10%0% over the corresponding month in the previous year, except in June, which, curiously, showed a decrease in average radiation levels.

Although net-bagged bunches experienced a decrease in incident radiation, there was sufficient light for the synthesis of proanthocyanidins; however, the complete absence of light significantly reduced the synthesis of these compounds [[ 2, 21, 42] due to the positive correlation between the concentration of skin tannins and sunlight incidence [[ 10, 16].

Also known as the EOS imaging system (Biospace Imaging, Paris, France), this digital, biplanar, X-ray imaging acquisition system allows a quick assessment of the entire skeleton in a standing, weight-bearing, position with a significant decrease in radiation dose compared with conventional or other digital radiography systems [7, 8, 9, 10].