Sentence examples for light transmissibility from inspiring English sources

Constrains of these systems, such as the low light transmissibility, cost, and fragility, are discussed.

Viscoelasticity, water uptake, light transmissibility, cytocompatibility, zinc content, and drug loading and release were evaluated.

In this study, data is first generated by an automated optical process; light transmissibility measurements are taken of a dry chopped strand mat panel.

In light of the transmissibility of vCJD through blood transfusions (15 ), our findings emphasize the need for continued attention to the risks of secondary human-to-human transmission.

Molecular epidemiologic data from households with >1 MDR TB case can help shed light on the transmissibility of highly drug-resistant disease and also help guide public health policy.

A thorough investigation of the full genome of the influenza viruses involved in the unusually severe 1951 epidemic could shed light on the virulence and transmissibility factors at play and fill key gaps in our current understanding of interpandemic influenza (40 ).

During exposure to fore-and-aft floor vibration, the head motion occurred mostly in the mid-sagittal plane; a rigid grip on the handrail resulted in higher transmissibilities than a light grip.

Limb transmissibility depends on transmission performances of the mounted joints.

In addition, serologic testing, which was not performed in the present investigation, could have shed more light on person-to-person MERS-CoV transmissibility.

Assuming light damping, simple approximate expressions for the maximum transmissibility and jump-down frequencies are derived.

The contact tracing results shed light on the potential for person-to-person transmissibility of MERS-CoV.