Sentence examples for light reviewed from inspiring English sources

A third POR, PORC, is up-regulated with increasing light intensity, enabling higher chlorophyll abundances under high light (reviewed in [ 47, 87]).

It is well documented that essentially all living systems spontaneously generate and emit very low levels of light (reviewed in [ 1]).

The modulation of plant growth and development by light is dictated by phytochromes, plant pigments that are generally activated by red light and inactivated by far-red light (reviewed in Chen and Chory, 2011).

Owing to the presence of chemo-, mechano- and light-sensory neurons that are assembled with others into a CNS, planarians react rapidly to environmental conditions, contact and light (reviewed in Cebrià, 2007; Agata and Umesono, 2008).

We juxtapose the new models of paid review, eponymous review, no review, post publication review and light review with the classic model which has dominated for a century, detailing advantages, problems and examples of each model to provide a comprehensive overview of the changing landscape of scientific publishing.

This change is assumed to contribute to the regulation of light harvesting efficiency and of dissipation of excess light energy (reviewed in [ 10]).

However the research findings on light therapy reviewed above highlight two issues.

These AOPs include rapid adjustment of pupil size, modulation of general activity and endocrine function, and tuning of the phase and period length of the circadian clock to adapt to the light environment (reviewed in [6]).

The C-terminus is involved in rhodopsin trafficking to the photoreceptor outer segments [12] and in the deactivation of the rhodopsin protein after light absorption (reviewed in [13]), both of which are key events in phototransduction.

Artificial electronic light receptors were proposed instead of absent or damaged retinal cells under ophthalmological diseases; the electric response of the retinal prosthesis is passed to neurons restoring (at least partially) light sensing (reviewed in 41, 42).

Spectral tuning of the SWS1 cone opsin seems to be under strong stabilising selection in birds [ 30], likely partly due to gross spectral tuning shifts carrying costs, such as increased retinal photooxidation and ocular light scattering (reviewed in [ 47]).