Sentence examples for irradiated background from inspiring English sources

A 1954 documentary short, The Japanese Fishermen, which appended the subsequent BFI DVD release, tied the fantasy of Gojira back to the harsh reality of life in nuclear age, with the fate of the crew of the ironically named Lucky Dragon 5 providing irradiated background inspiration for Honda's fiercely intelligent movie.

We considered that SLs are outstanding pigmented spots even against a sun-irradiated background and we were motivated to reexamine their causal signaling pathways.

Of 17 states surveyed, Alabama, Iowa, Missouri and Nevada said they would not offer irradiated ground beef to school districts.

Bone marrow was isolated from bitransgenic Myh6-MerCreMer mice and transplanted into lethally irradiated non-transgenic background mice (n = 9) (Wang et al, 2006).

The results showed that there was an optimal thickness of the film corresponding with each wavelength of the light source limited in the range from 300 nm to 388 nm in the case of background irradiated photocatalysis, which was quite different from that of foreground irradiated one.

Effects of the thickness of the films, the wavelength of the UV light and La doping on efficiencies of background irradiated photocatalysis were investigated, and simultaneously was compared with those of foreground irradiated photocatalysis.

To test this hypothesis, we adoptively transferred bone marrow from DN1Tg and DN1Tg/hCD1Tg mice (in the Rag-deficient background) into irradiated CD45.1 congenic WT and hCD1Tg recipients.

In addition, the Raman spectra of the electron-irradiated PCBM exhibit photoluminescence background with a positive slope and the slope of the background increases with increasing the electron fluence (Figure 5A) [25, 31].

In contrast, Fig. 1c and d shows images of the irradiated surfaces with nitrogen as background gas flow with 3.92 × 10−5 m3/s.

The genetic background of the irradiated larvae affects survival to adulthood and adult motor ability, demonstrating that there is a genetic component to radiation sensitivity.

The background fluorescence intensity (non-irradiated nucleoli or nucleoplasm) was subtracted from irradiated ROI fluorescence intensity.