Sentence examples for restricted light from inspiring English sources
As our spatially restricted light stimulation likely activated a single or only a few iNC axons, the evoked IPSCs likely represent unitary responses through the multiple contacts made by single axons on Golgi cells.
"If you were painting your house and fell off a ladder, or if you had a ski accident, that wouldn't qualify for restricted light duty.
One of the concerns raised by optical molecular imaging is the limited sensitivity, due to restricted light penetration into the tissue, which prevents applications as whole-body imaging.
Like ERh1 there was some restricted, light label in layer I of areas 29a c and 29d in the rostral portion of the dorsal retrosplenial cortex.
Furthermore, the spectral sensitivity of these photopigments match the peak absorbance of the avian photoperiodic response (λmax = 492 nm) and permits maximum photon capture within the restricted light environment of the hypothalamus.
The Commission used the rationale of source discrimination; discriminating against the source of the injury to expand this still restricted light-duty to pregnant workers.
In digital cameras, that is often accomplished with an optical low pass filter, a translucent filter which restricts light.
In the field of heterogeneous photocatalysis, catalyst concentration is one of the main parameters that restricts light availability, specifically in photocatalytic annular slurry reactors design.
"Typically, the best way involves a combination of strategies that include restricting light exposure to specific times, restricting rest and meals, as well as activities such as walking and running to specific times, and the use of the hormone melatonin in very small amounts".
Further refinement is possible either using smaller illumination areas, restricting light access close to the surface of the samples (for instance, by a shadow mask placed directly above the sample in the solution) or developing methods to reduce stray light and diffraction in the solution.
In a typical PDT protocol, a patient is treated with a photosensitizer, and tissues are selectively destroyed by restricting light irradiation to a local area.
