Sentence examples for effect of sunlight from inspiring English sources

Eliasson's work traded on the power of artificial light to mimic the soothing effect of sunlight.

She had adjusted formulas to provide a more natural effect of sunlight passing through it, and a better view of nearby planets.

Gysin conceived of the idea while riding on a bus in the South of France and experiencing the "flicker effect" of sunlight interrupted by evenly spaced trees.

These compounds, along with high levels of ozone (produced by the effect of sunlight on hydrocarbons) cause wheezing, shortness of breath, inflammation in the lungs and even allergic responses in people who are not prone to allergies.

In his 1891 canvas "Up Country," a highlight of the show, the shimmering effect of sunlight breaking through clouds and reflected in rocky pools is a testament to Wiles's sensitive handling of his native terrain.

Karen Aplin from the University of Oxford and Giles Harrison from the University of Reading studied changes in Neptune's brightness since 1972 and modelled the effect of sunlight and cosmic rays.

Re "Choosing a Pain Remedy Carefully" (July 6): Many pain relievers amplify the effects of sunlight on the skin.

The trade group has also awarded Dr. Holick a grant of $50,000 a year for three years to study the effects of sunlight on human health.

The retinoids definitely have been shown to counteract some of the deleterious effects of sunlight; the so-called alpha hydroxy acids also benefit the skin.

RealFeel is said to incorporate the effects of sunlight, but Dr. Bluestein said without seeing the whole method described he could not comment on its accuracy.

Aware of the bacteria-destroying effects of sunlight, he developed an ultraviolet treatment for lupus vulgaris, a form of skin tuberculosis, which met with great success.