Sentence examples for adapted background from inspiring English sources

A dim-blue light with the dark background extracts a rod ERG and a bright red light with the light adapted background will give a cone ERG.

The obligatory coupling that occurs in clones increases the probability that a beneficial mutation will occur in a poorly adapted background.

The intensities of H&E, toluidine blue, and alizarin red staining and those of FGF-2, type-II, −I, and -X collagen, and SOX9 immunostaining were monitored at magnification ×20 by inverting the pictures to grayscale mode, adapting background DAB signal for comparable range, and measuring the mean gray value per total area covered with cells (mm2) (Frisch et al. 2015b; Rey-Rico et al. 2015).

The fixation lights should be bright when the light adapting background is on, and as dim as practical in the dark.

The LED light output was attenuated by neutral density filters (Kodak Wratten) to provide five illumination levels, or adapting backgrounds; each one log-unit apart, indicated as BG0 (107 photoconversions s−1), BG-1, BG-2, BG-3, and BG-4.

The questionnaire was developed in English at the National University of Singapore, translated into Japanese, and adapted to accommodate background conditions (i.e., no outbreak).

In the adaptation phase, the same two probe patterns were presented superimposed on an adapting background of bars of higher intensity (0.2 R*/rod/s), again for at least 20 trials each.

There is a 4-fold reduction in τ from the dark-adapted state to dim conditions but its value is only slightly lessened when the adapting background is brightened further.

Responses to a ∼6.6 log unit range of intensities of full-field flashes presented to the dark-adapted eye were recorded (Figure 6A) as was the response to an 8 Hz flickering light presented in the presence of an adapting background (Figure 6B).

In the 'baseline' phase of the experiment, we flashed two different probe patterns consisting of a set of bars on a weak spatially uniform adapting background (0.02 R*/rod/s).

As a result, recombination among wild and bait-associated strains has the potential to introduce virulent alleles into locally adapted genomic backgrounds.