Sentence examples for light and decrease from inspiring English sources

Every layer in a display tends to absorb some light and decrease overall efficiency and brightness.

Here, we measured the rise and fall times which were defined as the times required for the current to increase from 10to90%0 % of I light and decrease from 90 to 10%% of I light, respectively.

If the introduced CIGS interlayer with a narrower bandgap is a continuous thin film rather than scattered nanoparticles, it may absorb too much incident light and decrease rather than increase the light absorption of the photoactive polymer layer behind it.

The possible reason is that the excessive graphene may shield the light and decrease the photon absorption by the SrTiO3 particles, and moreover, the amount of available surface active sites tends to be reduced due to an increasing coverage of graphene onto the surface of the SrTiO3 particles.

Accordingly, the LF/HF ratio increased during red light and decreased after green light exposure.

The link between nocturnal light and decreased levels of the hormone melatonin, which in turn affects oestrogen, has been seen as a possible risk factor in developing breast cancer.

Pressure increased during net photosynthetic O2 production in the light and decreased during respiratory O2 uptake during the dark in aquatic Closed Ecological Systems (CESs) with small head gas volumes.

During the diurnal cycle, starch is stored in leaves in a pattern such that starch content increases during periods of light and decreases during darkness [44], [45], [46].

In contrast, the group B members showed their mRNAs increased in the light and decreased in the dark.

(A ) Reproduced from Figure 3A : Larvae expressing CsChrimson in Or42a receptor neurons turn in response to increasing blue light and decreasing red light (fictive odor).

Single genes for PGI and PGM show very similar profiles, reaching their maximum level in the first 3 hours of light, and decreasing throughout the next 12 hours with a minimum during the early night (Additional file 1, Figure S6).