Sentence examples for an approximate intensity of from inspiring English sources

The flasks were incubated in a large-volume thermostat-controlled water bath equipped with an Osram L15W/41-827 light source for 5 days in constant darkness (DD) at 25°C, then illuminated with an approximate intensity of 1,200 lux for 1 or 3 h or maintained in DD before RNA extraction.

The approximate intensity of the visible light at the position of the reactor was approximately 1.8 × 10−4 W cm−2 as measured by a spectroradiometer (model IL-588, International Light Technologies, Peabody, MA, USA).

The approximate intensity of the visible light at the position of the reactor was approximately 1.8 × 10−4 W/cm2 as measured using a spectroradiometer (model IL-588, International Light Technologies, Peabody, MA, USA).

We tested three light intensities- dark, dim, and bright- with approximate intensities of 0, 5, and 340 lux respectively.

Plants were grown at 22°C under a 16/8-h photoperiod, with a relative air humidity of 60% and an approximate light intensity of 100-150 µmol photons m-2 second-1.

For simplicity, the edge map is obtained from the approximate intensity component (image of (R+G+B /3), and this edge map is applied to all of color components equally.

The dominant power transmission paths in the plate are also predicted from the distribution of the approximate intensity fields.

From the classification of participants according to the duration of exposure during leisure time, we obtained an approximate estimate of the intensity of exposure.

The entries in each row of such a matrix could simply be summed to approximate the intensity of the language in each document.

Subjects were exposed to each of four light conditions that approximate the intensity of 1) physiological darkness (~ 0 lx), 2) moonlight (~ 1 lx), 3) typical indoor lighting (~ 80 lx) and 4) indirect outdoor light (~ 6400 lx).

Even if all these events might not happen to everyone in high school, I think that the accumulation of the stories creates a tone that approximates the intensity of being in high school.