Sentence examples for more intensive radiation from inspiring English sources

Soil and air temperature, global radiation and rainfall are all following a seasonal cycle, characterized by the high temperature, more intensive radiation and complete lack of rainfall during the summer and by colder temperatures, reduced radiation and low rainfall during the winter (Additional file 3).

The average temperature at Earth's North Pole is colder than the average temperature at the Equator because the Equator... a. receives less ultraviolet radiation b. receives more intensive insolation c. has more cloud cover d. has a thicker atmosphere 7. On a certain day, the isobars on a weather map are very close together over eastern New York State.

The visible light absorbed by dye molecules is more intensive than the UV light absorbed by wide-bandgap semiconductors for solar radiation, even if the energy of visible light is lower than that of UV light.

For this reason, these patients are provided with closer follow-up and more intensive treatment by adjuvant therapy to avoid local and distant disease, usually radiation therapy (RT) and androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) [ 6].

Some of the more intensive research focuses on biometrics, including iris and facial recognition, and on technologies that can detect radiation.

The CAM user group was more likely to have had more intensive therapy for breast cancer, 30% of patients in the CAM group had all three modalities of treatment; surgery, chemotherapy and radiation in comparison with 14% in the non CAM user group (Table 1).

"It's much more intensive.

"The gunfire became more and more intensive.

It's quicker and more intensive".

"We then launched a more intensive investigation".

"It bodes for quicker and more intensive action".