Sentence examples for night length from inspiring English sources
See research article http://www.biomedcentral.com/1741-7007/8/116 There are two major rhythms of the biosphere, a daily cycle of night and day, and an annual seasonal cycle marked by changes in day and night length.
Photoperiodism is the ability of animals and plants to use day length or night length, resulting in life-historical transformations, including seasonal development, migration, reproduction, and dormancy.
The hardening treatments were implemented in growth chambers under conditions simulating natural autumn conditions: gradually increasing night length combined with decreasing and diurnally fluctuating air temperature.
and w o (L t)) means the effect of the light conditions (such as light intensity, night length, and spectral composition of light) on ontogenesis.
The daily sum of the nighttime ecosystem respiration ((R_{n} )) was estimated by (R_{n} = r_{n} *DL), with (DL) (s day−1) representing the night length of a day.
Data were analyzed on cumulative night length (CNL) basis.
(7) Length: used to indicate the length of the payload.
Cases were analysed according to the following criteria: 1) age in years, 2) GCS (upon admission), 3) CT- scan grade, 4) injury severity score (ISS), 5) paediatric trauma score (PTS), 6) paediatric risk of mortality (PRISM III-24 h), 7) length of ICU stay in days and 8) outcome at ICU discharge (Glasgow outcome score -GOS).
As the president spoke this morning at length of the ongoing challenges we face in Iraq and Afghanistan, by not voting to authorize the spending needs and equipment of all service members and repealing this "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" law, we know we are putting our brave soldiers at greater risk.
Beaumont added: "The board discussed it last night at length and with a new coach coming in, we felt it was probably better that Stuart would leave the Union.
We found significant improvements, with longer TST at night, increased length of the first SB, and decreased number of SBs and thus fewer awakenings in delirious older hospitalized adults admitted to the GMU.
