Sentence examples for relevant lighting from inspiring English sources

Mice were habituated to the testing room for 30 min under the relevant lighting conditions (dim red light, 2 lux, at night).

The yearning to understand moral truth coincides with progressive dissatisfaction with what relevant light emanates from the anthropomorphic God.

Photoactivation in vitro, at a clinically relevant light fluence rate (200 W/m2), demonstrated that tDodSNO released much higher levels of NO than either GSNO or SNAP.

Certainly, the contretemps shed no relevant light on the plight of the millions of black men on society's margins who bear the brunt of police scrutiny and government-sanctioned coercion.

Accordingly, it is proposed, we can specify the hue-magnitudes (which are represented in the experiences) in terms of a combination of relevant light-intensities.

While we can see many reasons why logging this information can be threatening, it also gives relevant light to projects by data-visualization artists who purposely publish their movements and routines online for all to see.

2) by sampling under the physiologically relevant light-dark cycle (as opposed to constant lighting).

However, this structure was determined from crystals grown in the dark and it remains unclear whether the observed dimeric LOV arrangement represents the biologically relevant light state dimer.

We assessed the intra-individual and inter-individual (or within- and between-individual) variability over time of two online sedation monitors – the BIS-Index® and Entropy® – in healthy volunteers during controlled, clinically relevant light sedation with two different sedation regimes.

For example, we are able to detect cycling genes that may be physiologically relevant to light exposure or light-induced transcriptional cascades that are undetectable as cycling under DD (Ueda et al., 2002; Leming et al., 2014).

In particular, it might be impossible to recognize a relevant traffic light among multiple traffic lights at multiple intersections.