It is believed that an asteroid with a diameter of about 10 km (6 miles) hit the Earth and caused wildfires, acid rain, months of darkness (because of the large amount of ash injected into the atmosphere), and cold temperatures (caused by increased reflection of solar energy back into space by airborne particles).
Compared to the LED with reference ITO contact, yellow fluorescence of LEDs with DFCs is improved due to the enhanced transmission of blue electroluminescence through the DFC and the increased reflection of the downward yellow fluorescence.
The increased reflection was measured due to extra coating layers of Al (100 nm) and ZnS-SiO2 (100 nm), resulting in the highest reflection at 520 nm and reflection value of almost 0.73 for the mirror surface.
Women experiencing RM may have shorter telomeres as a consequence of a more rapid rate of aging, or as a reflection of an increased level of cellular stress.
This may be a reflection of an increased number of reads in our study, differences in sequence library preparation or improvements in sequencing chemistry.
When given a large portion 29% more was consumed, a reflection of an increased amount per bite rather than an increased number of bites per meal.
The decrease in the number of complexes as the number of subunits increase might be a reflection of the increased difficulty in assembling and thus evolving larger beneficial complexes.
Subjects with type 2 diabetes demonstrate a decreased reflection magnitude, which may indicate an increased penetration of pulsatile energy to distal vascular beds.
The investigation was based on the hypotheses that the possible rise in reported outbreaks was 1) reporting bias resulting from media attention and active investigation of these outbreaks, 2) an actual increase specific for cruise ships by means of a common source, or 3) a reflection of actual increased norovirus activity in the community.
One strategy to address this, an increased number of university places for medical students, has prompted reflection on clinical education [ 3].
