Sentence examples for low irradiation from inspiring English sources

This result suggests an alteration of surface properties under low irradiation doses.

Gains by the heat pipe are not lost during cloud cover or periods of low irradiation.

The theory was shown to be comparable with experimental observations at low irradiation doses, but shown to diverge at higher irradiation doses.

The study shows that the plant can produced hydrogen even in low irradiation winter days together with at least 6500 L of freshwater daily.

Countries with low irradiation and solar PV adoption rates are increasingly considering policy support for solar PV, although consumer electricity demand and solar generation profiles are often mismatched.

265 nm LEDs had no different reactivation performances with that of LP UV, while 280 nm LEDs could significantly repress photoreactivation and dark repair at a low irradiation intensity of 6.9 mJ/cm2.

DNA unwinding increased with increasing radiation dose in all experiments, and the results were highly reproducible, both in a high (Fig. 1B) and in a low irradiation-dose range (Fig. 1C).

The irradiated Al2O3 shows higher sintering rates than in similar non-irradiation isothermal conditions, in particular at the lowest irradiation temperature, subjected to a proton fluence inferior to 1.1 × 1015 cm−2.

PV*SOL also displays the best received global irradiation calculation accuracy and the lowest irradiation overestimation out of all the tested applications.

Here we demonstrate "Low-Irradiation Generation of High Tesla-SABRE" (LIGHT-SABRE) which works with simple pulse sequences and low power deposition; it should be usable at any magnetic field and for hyperpolarization of many different nuclei.

Our results might indicate the importance of low dose irradiation to normal tissues in radiotherapy although its clinical meaning is not elucidated.