Sentence examples for illuminated less from inspiring English sources

The elevated-plus maze (EPM) was used to measure exploratory behaviors under dimly illuminated, less stressful conditions that produced nearly equal times in the open and closed arms to best reveal anxiogenic effects of treatment.

Micro-level analysis, however, could illuminate less visible but influential aspects of South-South engagements.

The "period" that it illuminated seemed less the 18th century than the years after 1945, when this ensemble was founded.

As anticipated above, the INPA is able to interpret the behavior of the I-V characteristics carried out in bR with an electrode-bilayer-electrode structure and when the protein is illuminated or less by green light[4].

He too loved Italy but he set Zen loose to illuminate a less beguiling, more threatening and less easily stereotyped land.

His journey also illuminates a less obvious distinction in how people travel.

WASHINGTON — Two 17-watt fluorescent-tube bulbs — no more, no less — illuminated each cell, 24 hours a day.

But if Mr. Rosenberg's brush with celebrity highlighted the simple truth that it can help to have powerful friends or associates when in search of tickets to the first Subway Series in 44 years, it also illuminated a perhaps less appreciated reality.

In the case where a cell of a solar module is shaded, the maximum current available from the module is determined by the current of the solar cell that is less illuminated.

The concert was part of the Miller Theater's Stravinsky Festival, which has illuminated a number of less examined byways along this composer's path.

We can get it in less brutally illuminated dining rooms and pay for it with credit cards, which Luger still doesn't take.