Sentence examples for incidence at which from inspiring English sources

By doing this he considerably steepened the angle of incidence at which rays shining up and down could be collected and made to emerge horizontally.

The change in refractive index will shift the angle of incidence at which the SPR excitation occurs.

Ligand binding to an immobilized protein on the metal sensor changes the wave vector of the surface plasmons and the angle of incidence at which SPR occurs.

When a ligand binds to a protein immobilized on the metal sensor, this changes the wave vector of the surface plasmons, and the angle of incidence at which SPR occurs, which is detected.

Another study projected actual economic observations from a Canadian retrospective open cohort study to a US setting using mathematical approaches, while another study determined the relapse incidence at which switching to a generic drug was cost-neutral through a simple decision analytical model.

The recently observed decline in HIV prevalence in Zimbabwe is a result of both high levels of AIDS mortality combined with a reduction in incident infections.[1], [2] An important component in understanding these dynamics in HIV prevalence is knowledge of the historical trend in HIV incidence, including at which level and year incidence peaked.

As the side ratio of building increases, the wind incidence angle at which torsional moment changes its direction, i.e., from clockwise to anticlockwise shifts toward wind incidence angle of 15° from 45°.

One of these is the wide range of incidence angles at which the collected beam hits the beam splitter, as the performance of common filters degrades when the incidence angle deviates from the design angle.

Then, we calculate the angular dependence of the reflectivity to obtain the incidence angle at which the resonance takes place for the Kretschmann prism, which is 66.28° for BK7 glass/Au [50 nm]/water.

For example, does the altered gene simply shift onset to an earlier age or does it increase the rate at which incidence increases with age?

Higher male than female incidence rates in puberty, and the early age at which osteosarcoma incidence first peaks – 10 14 years of age in girls, and 15 19 years in boys – may indicate the importance of accelerated growth and hormonal differences, and raise the possibility that very early-life exposures play a role as well (SEER, 2005).