Sentence examples for lower illumination from inspiring English sources

This is expected as carrier losses become more significant at lower illumination intensities.

The experiments were conducted in ambient conditions without optimization, i.e., under lower illumination, temperature and without pure CO2 supplement.

The lower losses for PERC solar cells result from the fact that at lower illumination intensity the relatively high resistance of PERC cells is less significant.

Also, 10 mg/L from the dye can be completely removed using 0.08 gm chromite in the presence of H2O2 for 8 h at pH 4. This shows that the photo-Fenton oxidation of Congo red dye using chromite can achieve higher efficiency at lower illumination time and with smaller amounts from chromite than the photodegradation process using chromite as photocatalyst.

The Plot of the rebinding to fluorescence-loss ration [r/(1 f)] as a function of laser power suggest that the rebinding is suppressed at lower illumination energies (enhanced at higher energies).

Therefore, the sensitivity of the recording device (EM-CCD) was increased proportionately to record images at the lower illumination.

These results indicated that lowering illumination, oxygen availability and temperature led to the lower TBARS values.

On the other hand, LEDs are available from powers ranging from a few mW to 3 W, enabling lower-illumination lanterns to be constructed as an almost exact replacement of the hurricane lantern.

Under illumination of lower light intensity of 60 mW cm−2 and 30 mW cm−2, the fill factor enhanced from 0.58 to 0.59 and 0.60 and the photo-conversion efficiency increased from 0.72% to 1.11% and 1.85% respectively.

(2) The combination of PDT and hypoxic toxins facilitates treatment by permitting lower doses of photosensitiser to be used (thereby reducing skin phototoxicity) or lower light doses (thereby reducing illumination times and allowing the possibility to treat larger tumour areas).

While individual "bleaching" curves can be influenced by factors such as the staining of individual preparations, in general, lower intensity illumination (blue) results in globally delayed "bleaching" kinetics, compared to higher intensity illumination (red).