Sentence examples for exposures to light from inspiring English sources
But even in Eastman's lab studies, when exposures to light, darkness and melatonin are carefully controlled, some people's bodies adjust more quickly than others.
Even very brief exposures to light absorbed by P660 delays flowering in some short-day plants otherwise geared to flower by previous exposure to light of such wavelength that only the P730 phytochrome is involved.
The fact that it was in a 160-year-old carriage house on a cobblestone street on the fringe of the West Side, that it stood on a corner with three wide exposures to light and that it had its original six-over-six-pane windows, and a lot of them, recommended the two-story loft to the photographer, who was looking for someplace special to live and work.
If there were seasonal changes in weight, treatment options including scheduled exposures to light might be considered.
Exposures to light or lighting conditions may modify the pathogenesis through their actions on testosterone production [47] and its subsequent effects.
Second, exposures to light, or the light-dark transitions, are needed for reset of the principal circadian clock on a daily basis.
