Sentence examples for more suitable light from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure  7, cultivation at high light intensity resulted in a higher nitrogen consumption rate and a higher biomass concentration compared with cells cultured under low light intensity, suggesting that 300 μmol m−2 s−1 is a more suitable light intensity for lipid accumulation in Chlamydomonas sp. JSC4.

The result indicates that: considering the different thermodynamic properties, R123 is capable of outputting power at heavy load of engine, while R365mfc is more suitable at light load of engine.

Due to the shortage of more suitable tanks, light tanks that were not designed for use against German armour, were nevertheless deployed against them; the resulting high casualties led the War Office to re-evaluate the suitability of the light tank design.

A more traditional rose and something more suitable for lighter tones is Rose Nude (45) from the same collection, which is very much what I'd call a jeans-and-T-shirt lipstick – one you can swipe on almost unthinkingly, then get the hell on with the day.

The result shows that, considering the difference of thermodynamic properties and the limited cooling capacity on board, R123 shows its advantage for the waste heat recovery at heavy duty, while R245fa is more suitable at light-and-medium duty.

The main advantages compared to conventional working stamps made out of PDMS are the very high feature resolution and the more suitable UV-light curing process of the stamp material on the master mold instead of thermal curing, which results in a highly increased fabrication throughput.

ZnS has a larger band gap than that of ZnO (approximately 3.4 eV [17]), and therefore, it is more suitable for visible UV light-based devices such as sensors/photodetectors.

Certain properties of ZnS are unique and advantageous compared to ZnO, that is, ZnS has a larger band gap than ZnO (approximately 3.4 eV [17]), and therefore, it is more suitable for visible-UV light-based devices such as sensors or photodetectors.

Ultimately, it would result in more symmetrical and uniform light distribution and the illumination gradient varied gently, which was more suitable for the driving beam lighting.

However, long-time irradiation of 980 nm NIR light can cause overheating of tissues; therefore, an 808 nm laser light is more suitable for the PDT.

Therefore, superposition eyes are much more light-sensitive, and more suitable for deep-water crustaceans living in dim light.