Sentence examples for broadened spectra from inspiring English sources

These effects are difficult to quantify in the broadened spectra of paramagnetic systems, although they are expected to be very small.

When comparing the spectra of Figure 2A, B, C the more polydispersed sample possesses a broadened spectrum.

Exciplex usually leads to the red shifted emission and broadened spectrum relative to the emissions of the individual acceptor or donor [7 10].

analysis of positron lifetime and Doppler broadened spectrum line shape, provide deeper insight on defect specific aspects of the material as a function of temperature.

For the α spectrum, the sharp edge in the CM frame spectrum near 3.75 MeV caused by the dineutron reaction channel results in a thermally broadened spectrum with a high-energy tail at energies > 4 MeV.

In comparison with amoxicillin (9), α-amino-substituted compound 10 and butenolide derivative 19 showed a broadened spectrum of antibacterial activity; yet they were found to be less active than 13 and 23.

A magnetic field of a relatively small magnitude of several kilograms was found to result in a dramatically increased production of smaller diameter (about 1 nm) of SWCNTs and a broadened spectrum of diameters/chiralities of synthesized SWCNTs.

In terms of optical spectroscopy, NPs with these non-spherical geometric shapes are generally responsible for additional plasmon resonance absorption bands, as depicted by the broadened spectrum of the NPs formed in TEA.

After computation of all emission energies, the data is collected to construct a vibrationally broadened spectrum.

That study neither considered nor excluded the possibility that the Lumi-F's broadened spectrum reflects simultaneous photogeneration of blue- and red-absorbing photoproducts.

This spectrum was previously assigned to the "Lumi-F" (distinct from Lumi-Ff) photoproduct under the assumption that Lumi-F has a broadened spectrum with absorption to both the blue and the red of Pfr.