Sentence examples for bleaching effect from inspiring English sources

For example, to reduce the streaks effects surrounding dense objects, we can choose an expression that will effectively inflate their absorbance and attenuate the bleaching effect along the rays.

"I was testing colors two or three tones deeper than I would have started with in New York," she said, because of the bleaching effect of strong desert light.

This phenomenon may be attributed to the bleaching effect of dye molecules.

This label free detection method provides accurate, in situ monitoring of analytes avoiding photo bleaching effect of the traditional colorimetric spectrochemical assays [7].

In case of both the dyes, the decolourisation due to the bleaching effect of hydrogen peroxide alone (shown as 0 U of crude peroxidase) was significantly lower than in the enzyme-treated samples (2.65 % for MO and 14.73 % for BB).

At the same time, the juice of lemons have a bleaching effect and that leads to decreased age spots.

An attempt to further increase the sensitivity by simultaneous detection of a fluorescence signal failed due to bleaching effects.

A standardized and reproducible guideline for assessment of bleaching effects on restorative materials needs to be established and verified by future studies.

However, for fluorine termination, bleaching effects were observed [ 33, 130].

This indicates that the second culture has much lower pigment content per viable cell and these viable cells are therefore less vital (In this work the vitality of a culture/cell is defined as pigment content per culture/cell, since cyanobacteria show bleaching effects when they are grown under stressful culture conditions).

"The sun definitely has bleaching effects on your hair … and over time also makes hair more susceptible to damage," says Coughlin, who advocates a swim cap for laps and wearing a hat outside the pool for general sun protection.