Sentence examples for indicating light from inspiring English sources
However, the culture's Y usually declined over the course of the day (data not shown) indicating light inhibition or damage.
A fast electrical response to the on off simulated solar light irradiation was also observed, indicating light sensing feature of the fabricated thin-film solar thermoelectric generator.
Metabolomics analysis revealed that plant diversity in terms of increasing species richness had significant effects on small-statured non-legume herb species indicating light and nutrient limitation, and increasing legume abundances had facilitative effects on the small-statured legume.
These counts can be classified into thresholds, indicating light, moderate or heavy intensity levels [ 8].
This was not the case, as suggested by Figure 1C,I, indicating light influences the assimilation of GL.
Infection intensity (24 300 eggs per gram [epg] of feces) correlated with clinical manifestations, indicating light (10 99 epg) to moderate (100 999 epg) severity (6 ).
L* indexes lightness, with higher values indicating lighter skin color, and b* indexes saturation, with higher values indicating more color (i.e., more tan).
Color measurements of the samples were performed with a sphere spectrophotometer X-Rite SP64, which provides reflectance spectra (resolution 10 nm) and L* a* b* color parameters of the sample with L* indicating light-dark, a* indicating red-green and b* indicating yellow-blue.
Overnight, there are several bright 'pulses' of light, indicating lights being switched on and off (d), (e) and (f).
As observed for PtAu1afull, PtAu1abZIP-LOV also exhibited a slight increase in the Rg and the maximum particle diameter (Dmax) upon illumination, indicating light-induced protein elongation.
Compared with the dark state structure, the C-terminal part of Jα is unstructured and the hydrogen bonds between Gln365 and the carbonyl and amine group of Cys316 are broken, indicating light-induced Jα undocking from the LOV β-sheet and subsequent unfolding as suggested previously (Herman et al., 2013).
