Sentence examples for compound irradiation from inspiring English sources

The different instruments were connected to the channels (101 112) of the standard module 34901A to measure of all parameters necessary for the evaluation of the PV system performance of each compound (irradiation, temperature, voltage, current and power).

To quantifiy cell numbers after treatment with chemotherapeutic compounds and irradiation cells were stained with Giemsa.

Interestingly, upon arresting the cell cycle in any given phase, both compounds and irradiation significantly sensitized for TRAIL-induced apoptosis.

Also the combined use of VRL with platinum compounds and irradiation has been shown to be feasible.

Previous studies have revealed that these compounds possess anti-inflammatory, anti-apoptotic, and anti-oxidative activity [ 14, 15], but the biological activity of these compounds against irradiation injuries has not been investigated.

Interesting, from other model systems there is some evidence that blockade of cell division in the mediobasal hypothalamus using anti-mitotic compounds or irradiation ameliorated leptin- (Kokoeva et al., 2005) and high fat diet- (Lee et al., 2012) induced changes in metabolism, suggesting a causal role for cell division in hypothalamic function.

It is obvious that the concentration of a major compound increases with irradiation time reaching 18.0 ppm at 40 min and then remains constant with a further increase of irradiation time.

From the analysis of the C K energy loss near-edge structure and Al K X-rabsorptionionear-edgege structure by ab initio calculations, the influence of the layered structure of this compound on the irradiation damage is demonstrated, and damage is found to be preferentially localized in the aluminum planes of the structure.

Sensitive detection of the response under study often depends not only on the product Φrelε(λirr) but also on the background level of activity of the caged compound prior to irradiation.

(ii) Sensitive detection of the response under study often depends not only on the product Φ relε(λirr) but also on the background level of activity of the caged compound prior to irradiation.

Much work on photocatalysis in the past decade has focused on TiO2 for its excellent behaviors in the oxidative degradation of many organic compounds under UV irradiation [4 10].