Sentence examples for cycle of exposure from inspiring English sources
And it's not just about brightness; the cycle of exposure and the wavelengths artificial lights emit also likely play a role.
After treatment, the cells were detached with trypsin/EDTA (0.05% trypsin and 0.53 mM EDTA, Invitrogen) and seeded at appropriate densities for another cycle of exposure.
Exponentially growing culture of NHBE cells was treated with 2 mM NNK (Toronto Research Chemical) for 24 h as one cycle of exposure.
Within the first 8 h (the normal time to complete one cell cycle) of exposure to compound 1, we observed a significant increase in 1N2K cells, with a coincident decrease in 1N1K and 2N2K.
Reactors were operated at room temperature (25°C ± 2°C), and with a 14 10 h light:dark cycle of exposure to fluorescent light (32 Watt Ecolux, General Electric, Fairfield, CT, USA) at a photosynthetic photon flux density of 110 μmol-photon m-2 s-1.
The experimental group (E m ) was subjected to 28-day cycle of exposures to the electromagnetic field generated by a mobile phone (900 MHz frequency Nokia 5110).
The study was carried out on male rats divided into two groups: experimental group subjected to 28-day cycle of exposures in electromagnetic field of 900 MHz frequency generated by mobile phone and a control, sham-exposed one.
They also demonstrated an increasing of reactive oxygen species production and DNA damage indicating that three LD (12 : 12 h) cycles of exposure to LED lighting affect in vitro human retinal pigment epithelium.
Spectral shifts of XRD signals indicate that residual stresses due to plasma exposure of micro-engineered surfaces build up in the first few cycles of exposure.
The results showed that humidity sensors were sensitive (215% ± 1.02) and provided good repeatability and reversibility (99% ± 0.01) after several cycles of exposure to RH.
The film describes the Pandora's box of issues opened by the act of appropriation and posits the "Shut Up" phenomenon as an early harbinger of today's online cycles of exposure and voyeurism.
