Sentence examples for such irradiation from inspiring English sources

In 1924 it was demonstrated that the curative effects of ultraviolet light resulted from the formation of vitamin D by such irradiation.

The rule implies: (1) similarity of atomic binding in different molecules having one common atom or more, and (2) that the vacuum ultraviolet transitions, in which most electronic transitions are concentrated under such irradiation, involve energy losses much higher than the strengths of most chemical bonds.

Doping of nitrogen is also identified due to such irradiation processes.

Apparently such irradiation leads to the reversible changes in the rigidity of the DNA layer and the corresponding extent of hydration of the strands.

The AGR-1 irradiation of TRISO-coated particle fuel specimens was recently completed and represents the most successful such irradiation in US history, reaching peak burnups of greater than 19% FIMA with zero failures out of 300,000 particles.

It is well established that such irradiation, as well as electron beam irradiation, causes crosslinking, chain scission and long-term oxidative degradation of polyethylene, and that long-term post-irradiation aging can have detrimental effects on the morphology and mechanical properties of UHMWPE [1, 14, 16, 17].

A real-time single-ion hit position detecting system was also designed to further increase the reliability of such irradiations.

The process variables such as irradiation time, methanol oil ratio and sulfuric acid concentration for pretreatment step; irradiation time, methanol oil ratio and KOH concentration were optimized through the Box Behnken experimental design.

Such an irradiation simulates the effects of large α radiation doses.

Such an irradiation simulates the effects of large α radiation doses on a vastly reduced time-scale.

In the photodegradation process, the main effective operational parameters such as irradiation time, pH, photocatalyst amount and concentration of the pollutants were investigated under ultra violet (UV) and visible-light irradiation [13 17].