Sentence examples for radiation plants from inspiring English sources

Members of chemical classes such as solvents, metals, pesticides, air pollutants (sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and ozone), radiation, plants, fungi, venoms and pharmaceuticals are used as examples.

However, using solar radiation is cost-effective and renewable compared to gamma radiation, as gamma radiation plants require high maintenance cost and the source Co60 is not renewable.

The significance of photorepair in assessing potential damage by increased solar UV-B radiation, Plant Physiology 79 630-634, 1985.

Furthermore, the variation in optimal turbine inlet pressure with turbine inlet temperature, design radiation, plant size, and various modifications of Rankine cycle are also analyzed.

Effects of turbine inlet pressure, turbine inlet temperature, design radiation, plant size, and various modifications of Rankine cycle on overall efficiency as well as levelized cost of energy are studied.

Moreover, environmental conditions (e.g., temperature, solar radiation, plant density, leaf color, tillering, and others) can affect the feeding behavior of the insects.

Negative solar radiation-plant associations were reduced in these areas, likely because metre-scale surface variation moderates insolation.

The objective of this experiment was to determine the effect of plant density on intercepted photosynthetically active radiation (PAR), plant architecture, and plant growth and production.

There is also the 123-acre stand of pines and oaks known as the Gamma Forest, which was irradiated with cesium-137 between 1961 and 1979 in order to research the effects of radiation on plants.

4) The plant-specific expansion resulting in Groups 8 and 9 evolved prior to or coincident with the early primary radiation of plants onto land.

Stapleton, A.E., and V. Walbot, Flavonoids can protect maize DNA from the induction of ultraviolet radiation damage, Plant Physiology 105:8810589.