Sentence examples for a difference in light from inspiring English sources

The instrument was capable of detecting a difference in light speeds along the two paths of the interferometer as small as 5,000 metres per second (less than 2 parts in 100,000 of the speed of light).

We cannot discount the possibility that a difference in light adaptation level might cause some difference in the amount of inhibition seen in the SBACs, although this will need further systematic analysis to test.

(3) There is a difference in light intensity and water flow.

This did not result in a difference in light absorption rates between the wt and slm1, because nearly all light was absorbed in all cultures; therefore, a difference in the biomass concentration or pigmentation will only result in a difference in the light gradient in the photobioreactor.

Despite the fact that we tested relatively low concentrations of AgNP, it is possible that the suspended nanoparticles, and/or nanoparticles at the surface of the embryo, were acting as a barrier to light, and may have resulted in a difference in light availability to the embryos incubated in the AgNP treatment.

The team found a fundamental difference in light patterns from short and long bursts.

As expected, a statistical difference in light intensity levels was observed between naïve mice and non-exposed infected animals (P<0.005).

Importantly, for this group with one of the oldest calibrations, which should be more sensitive to the effects of sequence saturation and rate heterogeneity, branch length estimation methods make a small difference in light of the overall range of nrITS substitution rates in our survey, not even affecting its category in the histogram of Figure 1.

I never tire of them, there is always something new to find and however often I visit they are always renewed by a difference in season or light or tide.

For the same reason, the difference between cow and bull in the average age at slaughter should have given a difference in occurrence of light flecks and spots.

If nonlinear absorption anisotropy is present in the sample, it is expected to show up as a difference in absorption of light polarized parallel or perpendicular to the membranes in the chloroplasts.