Sentence examples for rate of light from inspiring English sources

Although the effect of N fertilization was not significant on the rate of light absorption, the interaction of genotype and N fertilization significantly affected maize light absorption.

Due to the low X-ray absorption rate of light materials such as carbon, a poor image contrast is obtained with absorption tomography.

The most efficient rate of N fertilization for maize silage and grain yield production was 100 kg/ha with respect to the rate of light intercepted (k=0.5113).

The scientists were able to enhance by 18-fold the emission rate of light, and confine the light to a space of about 20 nanometers, or one-twentieth the size of its wavelength.

Additionally, the crystal size distribution of the hierarchical samples ranging from 250 to 330 nm did not influence the diffusion rate of light olefins.

Biological fixation of CO2 by microalga is an excellent process to decrease CO2 because of the high consumption rate of light energy than common plants; therefore, it is used as filler in polyolefin composites for building materials.

The recovery rate of light-non-aqueous-phase-liquids (LNAPLs) in an unconfined aquifer was affected by precipitation and the rise and fall of the water table at the 322.5K site in Taiwan.

The rate of light-driven ATP synthesis reaches a limiting value as the concentration of bacteriorhodopsin and the light intensity are increased.

And while women are three to four times better at quitting when they're pregnant than on average, the relapse rate of lighting up once the baby is born sits at 80percentt.

The rate of light-induced release of fluorescein was also monitored by fluorescence spectroscopy (see Methods section for experimental details).

The values of Pmax, namely the maximum rate of light-induced oxygen evolution (photosynthesis net respiration) was measured at 2,000 μmol photons m-2 s-1 and was equal to 119 ± 7 μmol O2 per mg Chl per h in the WT, 165 ± 7 in TAM-2, and 141 ± 12 in TAM-4 cells.