Sentence examples for exposed to greater light from inspiring English sources

For example, genotypic differences between dry- and wet-site seed sources were more evident in Prunus serotina overstory trees exposed to greater light conditions as compared with shade trees (Abrams et al. 1992).

Nor did it easily degrade when exposed to great heat.

"I want our children to be exposed to great literature, and he is a great poet".

The uppermost regions of the tumours (those nearest the skin surface and exposed to the greatest light fluence) displayed the greatest and most prolonged reduction of NTP and concomitant increase in Pi resulting in necrosis.

Raj Das-Bhaumik, a consultant ophthalmic plastic surgeon at Moorfields Eye Hospital, London, says: "We are exposed to UV light in greater amounts in the summer months, at altitude and whilst out in open water.

Researchers found that test subjects exposed to orange light had greater brain activity demonstrating cognitive alertness compared to those exposed to blue light.

While all concentrations of solutions stored at room temperature significantly decreased at 2 and 4 months compared to baseline, the decreases were greater in the solutions exposed to light vs those protected from light (p <.001 at 2 and 4 months).

Cells that have taken up the lipVP were exposed to light from a UV light source.

Workers on graveyard shifts, exposed to artificial light during the night, have a greater propensity for a range of diseases.

It is a photosensitizer that absorbs two relatively low-energy photons, which means that activation of TMP is possible at greater tissue depth in patients exposed to activating light beams.

(a) Sealed (devoid of light and air), (b) sealed and exposed to light, (c) exposed to air and light.