Sentence examples for mean light intensity from inspiring English sources

The ability of the retina to adapt to changes in mean light intensity and contrast is well known.

The first one is a model of cone photoreceptors and horizontal cells that reproduces adaptation to the mean light intensity in the retina.

Only after a clear understanding of the kinetics and mechanisms can the strain selection, photobioreactor type, medium pH and ionic strength, mean light intensity and other relevant parameters be specified for an optimal bioprocess.

The sample molar concentration was plotted against the mean light intensity.

The cells remained in lag phase until 6th day, probably adapting to the lighting condition or possibly the mean light intensity was not sufficient for the culture.

In conclusion, the mean light intensity from the graphs intersection point such as in Fig. 4c was preferably chosen for experiment 3, which is 140 μmol m−2s−1 as the mean light intensity, and the efficiency of light utilization, Y x,E of this PBR was calculated as 9.0 × 109 cell/mol photon (0.49 g/mol photon).

Mean (±SEM) light intensity measured in different locations on ICU during the day and night (c).

Mean (±SEM) light intensity across ICU by day and night (b).

The mean daytime light intensity measured across ICU in this study was low in comparison to natural daylight at 158.9 ± 0.468 lux (mean ± SEM).

In this study, we estimated the background thresholds of images through linear incorporation of two explanatory variables, the mean filtered light intensity and the rosette size.

Because temperature fluctuation is associated with both mean temperature and light intensity [ 32], we chose this variable as a representative measure of environmental variation.