Moreover, in reversibility assays, we found that PKA activity returned to basal states between 15 40 min after the cessation of blue light.
In the dark polymerization studies, the kinetics of the novel acrylates were evaluated following cessation of the UV light.
The debate between the Vaibhāṣikas and the Sautrāntikas concerning the emergence of consciousness from the attainment of cessation casts further light on the theoretical positions of these two schools regarding the nature of mind and mental phenomena.
The reversal of the beating direction in light-induced cells should allow for faster changes in the swimming direction of the organism and better maneuverability compared with a simple cessation of flagellar beating in light-induced cells.
With the Geneva II peace talks' failure to bring a cessation of the conflict, U.S. officials said shipments of light weapons to southern Syria had resumed.
In the less productive, dry meadow, biomass allocation of resident plants was not affected consistently as light limitation after cessation of mowing in species-rich unproductive meadows does not play an important role (Eek and Zobel 2001; Bartušková et al. 2015).
For many luminescent materials, the reduction in light intensity from the cessation of excitation can be written as I = I 0 exp − t τ Open image in new window (2).
where I is the fluorescence light intensity (arbitrary units), I0 is the initial fluorescence light intensity (arbitrary units), t is the time since cessation of excitation source (seconds), and τ is the fluorescence decay time (seconds).
As the tragic case of 13-year-old Oakland girl Jahi McMath brought to light, brain death – defined as the "irreversible cessation of all functions of the entire brain, including the brain stem" – qualifies as a legal death.
UVI4 is responsive to UV-B light and its expression level decreased with the cessation of cell division in Arabidopsis thaliana [ 53].
