Sentence examples for high light exposure from inspiring English sources

During transport, products could be exposed to i) temperature extremes, ii) humidity extremes, iii) high light exposure, iv) accidents on route that lead to changes of shipping route, v) air pressure changes particularly in ships and aircraft, vi) severe agitations/drops/shocks, vii) unclear shipping details etc.

Thus, the susceptibility of PSII to short-term high light exposure at both HC and LC was examined in WT and the Δflv2 and Δflv4 mutants.

Thus, our experimental results demonstrate that the D1 amino acid substitutions responsible for the radiation tolerance in the random mutants, could also account for the improved resistance under high light exposure of the site-directed mutants.

Such a short-term high light exposure at LC conditions, however, revealed similar trends in PSII photoinhibition among the Δflv mutants as observed upon long-term high-light acclimation.

The Prochlorococcus strains are functionally differentiated from the Synechococcus by their weaker inducible RPSII, especially in the low light adapted Prochlorococcus SS120, which showed negligible induction of RPSII in response to transient high light exposure (Table 1), and no ability to recover within 3 h of a return to low light (Fig. 1E).

However, when the two depressive groups with low and high light exposure were compared, the low light exposure group had lower levels of IL-6 compared with the high light exposure group (t = -2.19 and p = 0.0037).

The curves in Figure 3 exhibit a clear drop at very high light exposures.

In the tropical forest, leaf carbon isotope values range 10‰, with higher δ13Cleaf values occurring both in upper reaches of the canopy, and with higher light exposure and lower humidity.

On the contrary, healthy subjects showed significantly higher light exposure from 22 00 h to 02 00 h.

The differences in repair rate correspond to the light and nutrient conditions that characterize the site of origin of the Prochlorococcus and Synechococcus isolates, and determine the upward fluctuation in irradiance they can tolerate, indicating that photoinhibition due to transient high-light exposure influences their distribution in the ocean.

Since the HC acclimated WT cells illuminated under similar high-light conditions but only air level of CO2 showed distinct PSII photoinhibition (unpublished data), and the similar phenomenon was reported also by Singh and his colleagues [23], the importance of CO2 in protection against PSII photoinhibition during the high-light exposure appears to be an indisputable fact.