Sentence examples for greater light intensity from inspiring English sources
The major difference between subarctic and subalpine timberline environments is that the subalpine environment has greater light intensity and more ultraviolet light, less variation in the length of the day, lower carbon dioxide, and more daily temperature variation.
Their profusion in reef animals is no doubt connected with the greater light intensity and radiant energy of reef waters, for, like other plantlike protists, zooxanthellae require sunlight for photosynthesis.
Areas subjected to a relatively greater light intensity (i.e., highlight regions) produced image particles relatively uniform in structure and density while little to no exposure (i.e., dark regions) produced image particles variable in size, shape, and low surface density.
However, we can not attribute the greater light intensity (over 10-fold) measured in living cells to these physicochemical properties alone.
Light and heat response genes were consistently up-regulated in A. palmata, probably due to the greater light intensity of the reef crest environment.
However, for D100, the edge enhancement causes the greatest light intensity above the aperture edge at z = 0.
When the firefly luciferase variants were codon-optimized and retested using optimized substrate concentrations, they provided 50- to 100-fold greater integrated light intensities than the click beetle enzyme.
Suburban areas probably displayed greater increases in light intensity due to larger yards and more single-family homes, the researchers explain.
Indeed, the high values of the spectral absorbance coefficient cause a great decrease in light intensity in the depth of the material and lead in turn to a sharp drop in conversion.
A greater number of photons (light intensity ∝ number of photons) will produce more photoexcited carriers, which could increase the emission light intensity.
Results Greater time spent in light intensity activities had a significant inverse association with incident disability.
