Sentence examples for in a given light from inspiring English sources

the maximum change in P700 in a given light state.

The cell-phone spectrometer provides a simple and inexpensive way to take a qualitative measurement of the energies of light in a given light "sample" that in current classrooms is either done with equipment costing in the thousands of dollars or is simply only talked about but never experienced.

Here, intensity amplifications in near-fields are maximized for a given light source, mainly based on various distributions of metallic claddings of different sizes in an array.

In this questionnaire, glare and brightness are probed as, respectively, "Does the light have less glare or more?" and "Is the light too dark or bright?" More glare and brightness are conceived as helping to visualize patterns and/or to read, although high levels of glare and brightness can point to potentially less comfortable light perception in a given environmental light setting.

Dark red colour indicates preferential expression in a given tissue, while light yellow colour indicates a tendency for the exclusion of a given tissue from the expression domain of progeny genes.

The percentage of labeled nuclei was calculated by comparing the number of [H]thymidine-labeled nuclei with the number of DAPI-stained nuclei in a given field using light and fluorescence microscopy.

Females exposed to the same batch of males generally agreed with each other about which male was most attractive in a given set of lighting conditions.

Using a luminance-meter (measure of the luminous intensity of light travelling in a given direction) we controlled the light level emitted by the monitor in the portion of the image containing the refracted light spot.

The present results were perhaps limited in terms of their application to inform HRH policy and practice in a given context, especially in light of the very different histories, cultures and practice regulations, across health occupations among countries.

Notice how the unique qualities of light in a given environment behave, and link the personality of the lights to the lives of its occupants -- in this case, highrise apartments and city-center hotels.

Considering previously established nomenclatures based on axonal distribution patterns (Freund and Buzsáki, 1996), we observed a strong overlap between the morphological identity of interneurons in a given P class using light-microscopy and their electrophysiological membrane properties (Fig. 4A).