Sentence examples for optical skin from inspiring English sources

For the smaller TiO2 nano-sized materials (AK1 and MTi5), a more pronounced decrease in band intensity when x > 0.3 for LixTiO2, was observed and may be related to the decrease in the optical skin depth linked to the conductivity increase as lithiation proceeds.

Another example for optical skin feature is the saturation of hemoglobin [ 14, 17, 25], which binds oxygen molecules.

One example of an optical skin property is the scattering on skin surface and the absorption in the tissue mentioned above the light illuminating the surface is partly scattered and partly absorbed and reemitted.

Bashkatov, A. N., Genina, E. A. & Tuchin, V. V. Optical properties of skin, subcutaneous, and muscle tissues: a review.

Bashkatov, A. N. et al. In vivo and in vitro study of control of rat skin optical properties by acting of osmotical liquid.

Therefore, the bulk optical properties of skin and cortex of three apple cultivars were studied during maturation, in the 500 nm–1850 nm range.

Furthermore, the modeling of skin optical properties continues to be an active area of theoretical and applied research in life sciences.

Topically applied formulations (e.g., emollients and moisturizers) may influence the optical physics of skin and therefore the effectiveness of UVR exposures.

Intratumor and normal skin optical spectroscopy readings were found to have discrete inflection points throughout the duration of therapy, corresponding with established time points.

Essentially, the ablation depth (optical penetration or skin depth) δ, is given by the expression δ = √(2(μ 0 σω)−1, where μ 0 is the permittivity, ω is the frequency of the impinging laser, and σ is the electrical conductivity.

The optical parameters of skin are taken same as reported in [ 9, 10].