Sentence examples for much lower reflection from inspiring English sources

Thus, although the superstructure provided much lower reflection, it could not compensate well for the loss in PCE caused by the enlarged surface area.

Black silicon (b-Si), also called nanostructured surface silicon, shows much lower light reflection losses than conventional random pyramids [1] and thus is an extremely promising material for photovoltaic applications [2].

This folding results in a lost of microporosity and the disappearance of the intense (110) sepiolite reflection, with new reflections appearing with much lower intensity in the 8° 10° 2θ region, where they are masked by the very strong reflections of the calcined zeolite (see Additional file 3).

However, further increasing the etching depth causes the reduction of PL intensity, though the surface reflection becomes much lower.

This important difference against women in the private sector is a reflection of their much lower probability of working.

Here, the much lower radioactive discharges than at Sellafield prompted reflection on what other factor these two areas had in common.

The occurrence of early VLF events in the daytime is much lower than in the nighttime, as expected from the lower reflection height due to the larger D-region electron density during the day and the requirement of lightnings with a larger charge moment change to produce ionization at the lower altitudes.

Although the group diagnosed in childhood had much lower educational achievements in comparison, this is most likely a reflection of the age differences between the groups as those diagnosed during adulthood were older.

The reflection rate was reduced below 5%, which is much lower than the 40% of bare silicon in the visible zone.

Their much lower cost per non-survivor (£1979 compared with £14 192) may be a reflection of a majority of non-survivors who did not even survive to hospital or ICU admission.

These red brushstrokes of the light reflections show up in the Hg map, but with much lower intensity than the dress itself.