Sentence examples for light suffers from inspiring English sources

The micro spatial heterogeneity that solar blue light suffers in partially shaded leaves under natural conditions highlights the physiological significance of the autonomous stomatal behaviour.

This is in addition to deterioration of the resolution in real-case scenarios when imaging biological specimens, skin in this case, in which the light suffers several effects such as scattering [34].

First, because rays experiencing such large variations might experience significant reflected fractions; for example when focussing near the cell region vertical boundary in the hippocampus as modelled in Fig. 4(g), about 20% of the excitation light suffers total internal reflection before reaching the focal spot.

On the contrary, the SNOM images measured for 50° and 230°, close to the azimuth angle of the incident light, suffered from noise due to background signals.

Similarly, humans who stay awake well into the night, bathed in artificial light, suffer similar disruptions to their natural cycles that have both short- and long-term effects.

In our study area, forest edges adjoined by young regrowth forest, which helps to provide a physical buffer from wind and light, suffered less-intensive edge-related changes in microclimate [24] and lower tree mortality [32] than did those adjoined by cattle pastures.

And, as evidenced by your article, residents of counties with the highest density of traffic lights suffer the most.

The company said that its concrete matrix was not slippery when wet and did not produce condensation, suggesting that the traditional metal-framed vault lights suffered from those problems.

Two barges from where the fireworks were being lit suffered a "malfunction," according to the Plymouth Police Department.

He suffered neurological damage, and today is overly sensitive to light and suffers frequent migraines.

When a car jumps a red light and suffers an accident, he has argued, it is not a failure of the police.