Sentence examples for highest light intensity from inspiring English sources
Arthur Ashkin, a researcher at Bell Labs, showed that a tightly focused horizontal laser beam could trap atoms in the zone with highest light intensity, a technique called "optical tweezers" now used in a variety of research.
A maximum conversion was obtained for a photoinitiator concentration of 1% (w/w) and for the highest light intensity studied (2.7 mW cm−2).
The results demonstrated that the highest light intensity and the severe water stress decreased maximum fluorescence (Fm), variable fluorescence (Fv /Fm, quantum yield of PSII photochemistry (ФPSII), Chl and photochemical quenching (qP) but increased non-photochemical quenching (NPQ), minimum fluorescence (F0) and Anthocyanin (Anth).
PPFD evolution of the light intensity was confirmed by taking measurements at the illumination surface (outer surface of internal acrylic column), IS until opposite surface (inner surface of PBR tank), BS at incremental distance of 15 mm and fix height (highest light intensity point).
Among the 10 transgenic lines obtained, we used the Bmal1ELuc-A4 line because it showed the highest light intensity of the various tissues examined.
The position of the firefly with the highest light intensity means the optimal value of synchronous neighborhood radius.
Under conditions of high light intensity, hot weather, and water limitation, the productivity of the Calvin-Benson cycle is limited in many plants by the occurrence of photorespiration.
They require high light intensity, careful watering, and day night differences in temperature that are not usually available in the home; greenhouses offer better chances for successful cultivation.
High light intensity of 340 μmol/m2/s and short rocking cycle of 1 s was tested at first.
However, TFA accumulation was significantly inhibited by higher light intensity (220 μmol/m220.
