Sentence examples for higher darkness from inspiring English sources

Feeding the alfalfa silage resulted in eggs of higher weight, no effect on shell quality, egg yolk colours of higher darkness, redness and yellowness, and a higher content of pigmenting carotenoids, but lower content of carotenes (α- and β-).

In nine cases (seven of which are significant), shells in shaded habitats have a higher darkness score, and in only three twoo significant) the pattern is reversed.

We plan on delving into some Highsmith books we haven't read (I've just begun "The Price of Salt" and Jon is tackling Ripley), and we hope you'll approach this month's pick in a similar way — as an invitation to learning more about the work of, as Schenkar puts it, "Her High Darkness, Patricia Highsmith: author of some of the twentieth century's most dangerous fictions".

With its stalactites and stalagmites twisting in the church-high darkness, Kong Lor cave looks like a backdrop from a Star Trek movie.

Assays in cultures under cycles of 12 hr light:12 hr dark (LD12 12) showed that the TOC1-LUC degradation rate was higher in darkness.

Germination percentage was significantly higher under darkness as compared to light at lower temperature (15/25 °C).

The rate of air breathing is higher in darkness, when the fish is more active.

At the end of a cold day in January, the sun slipped down behind the mountains at about 4 p.m., leaving Fort William shuttered against the weather and the high-latitude darkness.

Abyssal fauna, though very sparse and embracing relatively few species, include representatives of all major marine invertebrate phyla and several kinds of fish, all adapted to an environment marked by no diurnal or seasonal changes, high pressures, darkness, calm water, and soft sediment bottoms.

Mice are normally nocturnal with activity highest during darkness and reduced activity during the light time.

When well-isolated place cells with stable fields were confirmed, experiments were performed in a novel circular arena (80 cm in diameter, 70 cm high) in darkness.