Sentence examples for change in reflection from inspiring English sources

Rate of change of p-nitrophenyl phosphate to p-nitrophenol by AP was monitored by reflectance spectrophotometry and the rate of change in reflection was converted to enzyme activity.

V1-activation is illustrated as fractional change in reflection ×10-4.

Reflection densities are monitored during incubation, and the rate of change in reflection density is then converted to enzyme activity by using 670 nm wavelength in the Vitros Chemistry 250 System.

Men and women aged 30 68 years with a fasting plasma glucose of 110 126 mg/dL, glycosylated hemoglobin (HbA1c) 7%–9%, on stable antidiabetic treatment (metformin 1,500 3,000 mg) for the 8 weeks prior to the screening visit, and endothelial function defined as a ≤6% change in reflection index (RI) on salbutamol challenge were included in the study.

In this position, the light, due to change in momentum resulting from reflection and refraction, also creates a surface stress [ 4, 5] that can deform the GUV along the beam axis, as shown.

Tsutsui et al. (2011) conducted repeating reflection seismic surveys in Sakurajima Volcano to investigate the temporal changes in reflection image.

Furthermore, the technique provides the capability to observe the evolution of texture fibres via changes in reflection intensity during different applied strain ratios.

The "smilergram" is introduced as observed in both F2 and Sporadic E. The characteristic curve in Doppler versus group height at a single frequency is described and related to changes in reflection symmetry, velocity and depth of moving ionospheric inhomogeneities.

Tsutsui et al. (2016) further repeated active seismic experiments once a year from 2008 and detected temporal changes in reflection coefficients that are inferred to be caused by density or seismic velocity changes in the sill at a depth of around 4.9 km beneath Sakurajima volcano.

Carotid pressure waveform analysis showed no changes in reflection time and AIx with training (Table  1).

We have shown previously similar changes in reflection impulsivity in current and former users of amphetamine and opiates [ 33], as well as regular cannabis users [ 59].