Sentence examples for schedule of light from inspiring English sources

By shifting when the lights went on and off, compared with the actual external schedule of light and dark, the researchers could shift the pigeons' internal clocks a few hours forward or back.

(One of the walk-in-freezer-like rooms in the Bradshaw-Holzapfel lab contains locker-size storage units, each equipped with a timer and a fluorescent bulb, where mosquito larvae can be raised under any imaginable schedule of light and dark).

The results showed that the schedule of light exposure affected ultradian rhythms of hemisphere-specific tasks differently and that the right hemisphere seems to be more "sensitive" to light than the left hemisphere.

As discussed above, different temporal schedules of light induction lead to different outcomes of cellular activities, such as proliferation and differentiation, supporting a functional role for ultradian oscillations in cellular decision making.

To determine the appropriate conditions for scheduling of light-induced cytotoxicity assays, we determined the uptake and clearance kinetics of ADMP01 in HeLa and MRC5 cells.

To illustrate why differences in tau would produce differences in the magnitude of phase shifts produced by our 4 day schedule of bright light pulses and shifting sleep/dark, consider these calculations: An individual with a tau of 24.1 hours (the African American average), if allowed to free-run, would delay 0.4 hours in 4 days, relative to the 24-hour LD cycle.

Adult fish were maintained at 28.5°C with a lighting schedule of 14 h light and 10 h dark, which was prepared according to The Zebrafish Book [27].

During the remaining experimental period a schedule of 14 h light, 4 h dark, 4 h light, 2 h dark was used.

Zebrafish (Danio rerio) were bred and kept under constant conditions at a temperature of 28°C and a schedule of 14 h light and 10 h darkness.

The next day a schedule of 22 h light and 2 h dark was used.

A rapid growth of technological innovations over the last 20 years has enabled greater control over the colour, intensity and switching on schedules of public lighting stock (Shaw, 2014a), and local lighting authorities across England and Wales have adopted a wide range of interventions.