Sentence examples for reduction of quantum from inspiring English sources

But the reduction of quantum efficiency (QE), especially at wavelengths below 900 nm, might be alleviated with additional high temperature annealing, as shown in Fig. 2c.

This reduction of quantum efficiency also indicates the quenching efficiency of a shell-coated gold particle starts to decrease at a farer distance at resonance frequency.

It can be seen that when the Si content increases, the edge of excitation as well as emission bands shifts towards lower energies due to reduction of quantum confinement.

A high quantum efficiency of 19.8% and only ca. 10% reduction of quantum efficiency at 1000 cd/m2 were demonstrated from the blue PHOLEDs with the mDBTCb host material.

However, the reduction of quantum yield that results from the inactivation of photosynthesis during high light episodes (termed photoinhibition) is rarely considered in this context, despite evidence that it can significantly affect yield and fitness in crops and model plant species (Zhu et al. 2004; Frenkel et al. 2007; Raven 2011).

Marginal reduction of quantum yield is consistent with the observation that cell mass increase and carbon assimilation were only slightly affected by ND stress (see Figure  1E).

An obvious candidate in this respect is the proposal by Penrose to relate elementary conscious acts to gravitation-induced reductions of quantum states.

We will limit ourselves to what we may call conceptual complaints, as opposed to ones more closely related to scientific practice, such as the failure of reductions of quantum mechanics and relativity to a Theory of Everything.

With his background as an anaesthesiologist, Hameroff suggested to consider microtubules as an option for where reductions of quantum states can take place in an effective way, see e.g., Hameroff and Penrose (1996).

It is due to the reduction of the quantum confined Stark effect (QCSE) caused by the strain relaxation in InGaN QWs.

Also, a thoroughly validated furnace model will result in a considerable reduction of the quantum of experimentation to be carried out.