Sentence examples for long irradiation from inspiring English sources

The peptide had many desirable properties: photo-induced endosomal release required only short illumination with light of moderate intensities (as opposed to long irradiation time with intense lasers), this phenomenon happened in all irradiated cells, and a large fraction of the material endocytosed was released into the cytosolic space.

But, nearly 70%% methyl orange (MO) degradation was reported for this nanocomposite after a long irradiation time of 300 min.

The production of 44Ti via the 45Sc p,2n) reaction requires high proton beam currents and long irradiation times.

The above durability results indicate that the V, N co-doped TNAs were stable under the present experimental conditions during the long irradiation time.

Significant reduction in light reflection with acceptable improvement of the absorption intensity has been observed with long irradiation time (dwell time) and high repetition rate.

At present, the facility has low thermal neutron intensity at the sample position, which leads to long irradiation times; it gives many limitations for the industrial applications.

The bottleneck has been the need to test materials under extreme conditions, where long irradiations times have been required.

Thermoporosimetry allowed the determination of the mesh size distributions within the polymer for the longest irradiation times.

Life-long irradiation of C57Bl/6J female mice was responsible for a delay of death by lymphoma (Courtade et al. 2002) although it had no effect on life span.

Thus, high laser irradiance or long time irradiation at ∼980 nm could lead to a temperature rise and consequently induce tissue damage.

For long term irradiation of the International Fusion Materials Irradiation Facility (IFMIF), test specimens are needed to retain constant temperature to avoid change of its irradiation characteristics.