Sentence examples for sunlight increased from inspiring English sources

The present study also indicated that leaf biomass ratio of C. paliurus increased at lower light intensity, whereas full sunlight increased the root and stem biomass ratios, respectively (Table 6).

Exposure to UV radiation (UVC, UVA, and natural sunlight) increased the probability that chemicals having detectable levels of EA leached from Tritan™ resins compared to various combinations of unstressed, autoclave and/or microwave stresses.

The highest light intensity was received in the understorey during early spring (Fig.  1B, beyond point c) when the intensity of sunlight increased and overstorey leaves had not sprouted yet, reaching the highest irradiation during the first days of May, immediately before beech budburst.

"You can also spend months without having any contact with the natural world," says Moby. Sunlight increases levels of serotonin, a mood-lifting chemical in the brain, and a lack of exposure can turn into or influence mental illness.

The tall buildings within many urban areas provide multiple surfaces for the reflection and absorption of sunlight, increasing the efficiency with which urban areas are heated.

The microclimate influences many berry quality traits, e.g. sunlight increases the level of sugars, anthocyanins and phenolics [ 1- 3].

There's a reason you're more sluggish in the winter; exposure to sunlight increases your vitamin D levels, which give you a boost of energy.

Unlike XP patients, who have extreme sensitivity to sunlight and increased risk of developing sunlight-induced skin cancers, CS patients suffer from skin photosensitivity without cancer predisposition.

As the ratio of diffuse sunlight to direct beam sunlight increases, the rate of photosynthesis rises, and greater levels of biological productivity are favoured in the biosphere below.

Jim Citak, an environmental analyst for the aquaculture bureau, said optimal conditions for a red tide outbreak in Connecticut exist when the water temperature is between 55 and 60 degrees and the amount of sunlight increases as the days grow longer.

The petition says that "moving forward with the owner's plans would have a damaging effect on the historic aesthetic of the neighborhood, deprive many dwellings of sunlight, increase traffic, decrease parking and exacerbate overcrowding in schools and local playgrounds".