Sentence examples for sunlight frequency from inspiring English sources

A single researcher used a form to interview the participants after delivery and collect information on socioeconomic and demographic factors, clinical pregnancy data, amount of exposure to sunlight, frequency of sunscreen use, newborns weight and length.

Both studies suggested that flicker from turbines that interrupt or reflect sunlight at frequencies greater than 3 Hz pose a potential risk of inducing photosensitive seizures in 1.7 people per 100,000 of the photosensitive population.

The gradient of increasing MS risk with increasing latitude in both hemispheres is coincident with annual sunlight exposure and frequency of vitamin D deficiency (7).

This process is believed to underlie the skin sun sensitivity and high frequency of sunlight-induced cancers in XP patients.

In this study, the frequency of sunlight exposure was significantly higher in boys than girls.

Various environmental factors are thought to affect the distribution of L. pulmonaria, such as temperature, moisture (average humidity, rapidity and frequency of wet-dry cycles), sunlight exposure, and levels of air pollution.

One of the most striking features of MS is its geographic distribution, particularly the pattern of high MS frequency in areas with low sunlight exposure, the main inducer of vitamin D synthesis.

Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) was performed at 1.23 V versus RHE over a frequency range of 1 Hz–10 kHz under simulated-sunlight conditions.

The flow mixing governs the frequency of how algae cells are exposed to sunlight, due to the fluid movement between the surface and the bottom of the algal raceway, thereby affecting algal growth rate.

Daily sunlight exposure was quantified based on the interview questions on frequency and length of outdoor activities, sunscreen use, and usual outdoor attire.

Data were collected regarding symptoms of rickets, the frequency and quantity of dairy product intake, and usual sunlight exposure.