Sentence examples for increased light intensity from inspiring English sources
Whereas, the content ratio of C20 4 acid to C20 5 acid increased with increased light intensity from 110 to 165 μmol/m2s; however, the ratio decreased with further increase of light intensity to 220 μmol/m2s.
However, at increased light intensity, electron hole pair separation competes with recombination, thereby causing lower effect on the reaction rate.
The southern ecotype decreased the Cd concentration in the shoot with increased light intensity caused by a dilution effect due to extensive shoot growth of this ecotype.
Factors that facilitate development of cyanobacterial "super-blooms" in fresh water include elevated nutrient concentrations and salinity, warm temperatures, enhanced vertical stratification of lakes, summer droughts and increased light intensity; all factors that are exacerbated by global climate change [19], [22], [23], [54].
To induce novelty stress, as reported before [23], [30], [31] rats were placed singly for 30 min in a new cage (i.e. a clean cage with new sawdust but no food or water) in a separate room with identical environmental conditions except for increased light intensity (500 lx, holding conditions:100 lx).
158 For example, during a summer in England, there was relatively more blue light versus green and red light exposure, in addition to increased light intensity and duration.
The light intensity was another factor that was closely watched since albino rats easily suffer retinal damages from increased light intensities.
Increasing light intensity enhances flavonol accumulation in grapes [ 47, 48].
The results show that CdS TiO2 Au composites exhibit an enhanced photocatalytic performance with maximum degradation rate of 98% under visible light irradiation as compared with pure TiO2 (43%) and CdS TiO2 (80%) composite due to the increased light absorption intensity and the reduction of electron hole pair recombination with the introduction of Au.
This limited imaging depth is due to the light scattering caused by ELP thermal aggregates at physiological temperature and the increased light scattering intensity of polymer gels after cross-linking.
