Sentence examples for light administration from inspiring English sources

Wells within each dish were spaced far apart from each other to ensure minimal light administration cross-talk.

Asked if this meant the US was effectively denying rumoured involvement in internet outages in North Korea last month after the Sony hack first came to light, administration officials refused to comment on any "covert activity".

Some species/strains show an apparent phase-shift after release into DD even without prior light administration.

In our studies, temporarily interrupting the light administration for 150 s increased the area of tissue necrosis by a factor of 3 (Curnow et al, 1999).

For all three drugs, tumour regrowth delay was greater with a 1-h time interval between drug and light administration than with a 24-h interval.

The bioluminescent signal increased slightly within the first 2 h post APDT treatment, but 24 h post light administration dramatically decreased and reached background level (3 × 10 [hv/s/cm/sr]).

Republican values have since had a chance to be seen in the light of administration policies, and the Democrats know this, too.

These days, though, the leak investigation is almost never spoken of openly within the West Wing, and certainly not made light of, administration officials say.

ROS are produced on illumination of tumours with a specific wavelength of light following administration of a photoreactive drug or photosensitiser.

Photodynamic therapy (PDT) is a nonthermal technique for inducing tissue damage with light following administration of a light-activated photosensitising drug that can be selectively retained in malignant or diseased lesions relative to normal adjacent tissue (Dougherty et al, 1978).

doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6600481 www.bjcancer.com © 2002 Cancer Research UK Photodynamic therapy (PDT) is a non-thermal technique for inducing tissue damage with light following administration of a light-activated photosensitising drug which can be selectively retained in malignant or diseased lesions relative to normal adjacent tissue (Dougherty et al, 1978; Hsi et al, 1999).