Sentence examples for light irradiance from inspiring English sources

Photoactivation of accumulated fullerene C60 was done by probe irradiation in microplates with light-emitting diode lamp (LED) (420 70 nm light, irradiance 100 mW cm−2).

High lipid concentration was achieved in microalgal cultures with higher light irradiance values.

The model simulated the vertical heterogeneities of biomass, light irradiance, and nutrients within the periphyton mat.

Three main parameters were studied: initial toluene concentration, light irradiance and air stream velocity.

PST is equal to the ratio of stray light irradiance in the desired location to light irradiance at different angles relative to the optical axis at the entrance aperture of the optical system [16, 27, 32].

Both microalgal species were cultured under different light irradiance values (36, 72, 96, and 126 μE m−2 s−1) and for each light irradiance value, three light/dark ratios (10 14, 14 10, and 24:0) were tested.

The measured light irradiance was approximately 100 mW/cm2, and the scan rate was 100 mV/s.

This response is in agreement with a "double electronic-ionic transport" model of the halide perovskite where the ionic component dominates at low light intensities and the electronic component dictates at high light irradiances.

Open image in new window Figure 1 Growth curves of C. vulgaris (A, C, and E) and P. subcapitata (B, D, and F) grown under different light irradiances and photoperiods (10 14, A and B; 14 10, C and D; 24:0, E and F).

From the results presented in Figure 3 it is evident that most of the transcripts encoding putative light harvesting antenna proteins are continuously down-regulated during all three phases, reflecting the expected acclimation to higher light irradiances.

Topical ALA-PDT causes very significant pain during treatment at conventional light irradiances (~75-150 mW/cm).