Sentence examples for brief irradiation from inspiring English sources
The CdTeO x formation can create extra non-radiative levels in the QDs band structure resulting in the quasi-inverse Pl intensity changes during brief irradiation.
Several new types of monomeric RFPs that change the emission wavelength either with time, called fluorescent timers, or after a brief irradiation with violet light, known as photoactivatable proteins, have been also engineered.
Both compounds were rapidly activated upon brief irradiation and showed a strong increase in fluorescence intensity.
In both tests, brief irradiation at 405nm subsequently recovers the original bright-state intensity.
We also provide evidence that the brief UVO irradiation treatment does not cause dramatic changes in the surface modulus of the PVMS network.
Thermal exfoliation of flake graphite was performed by brief solar irradiation under a Fresnel lens and brief treatment with nitric acid and potassium permanganate (30 min for solar treatment on natural graphite then 3 min for exfoliation of graphite).
In brief, after irradiation the cells were incubated at 37°C for 30 min to allow complete H2AX phosphorylation and then kept on ice during the whole procedure to avoid phosphatase activity.
After a brief light irradiation using mercury-lump VLT-X10P (Osram, Germany), unpolymerized solutions were immediately removed by jet-water (in case of wet MMV) or by spinning off (in case of dry MMV).
Even though the reflection coefficient of white CR at 810 nm is very high, the drop in reflectivity after a brief period of irradiation through thermal damage, may explain the initiation and continuation of the combustion process and the resulting coating removal.
A brief (5 min) irradiation at 254 nm was also ineffective in initiating cross-linking (see Supplementary Figure ESI 15).
In summary, a brief overview of the irradiation behavior in HEAs was made and the irradiation-induced structural change in HEAs may be relatively insensitive because of their special structures.
