Sentence examples for the increased reflection of from inspiring English sources
Compared to the LED with reference ITO contact, yellow fluorescence of LEDs with DFCs is improved due to the enhanced transmission of blue electroluminescence through the DFC and the increased reflection of the downward yellow fluorescence.
The increased reflection was measured due to extra coating layers of Al (100 nm) and ZnS-SiO2 (100 nm), resulting in the highest reflection at 520 nm and reflection value of almost 0.73 for the mirror surface.
When the eardrum is stiff, air pressure in the ear canal is increased, resulting in an increased reflection of sound by the eardrum.
It is believed that an asteroid with a diameter of about 10 km (6 miles) hit the Earth and caused wildfires, acid rain, months of darkness (because of the large amount of ash injected into the atmosphere), and cold temperatures (caused by increased reflection of solar energy back into space by airborne particles).
It is quite likely, however, that the increased expression of NMDA receptor genes, especially Grin2b, was a reflection of the growth of new synapses [ 39].
The increased expression of BSP and OC during the differentiation found in the present study is a reflection of the final stage of the osteogenic differentiation of BM-MSCs and AD-MSCs.
However, in general we believe that increased reflection and incorporation of different end user views and interests such as those of local decision makers is needed (Howarth, under review).
This phenomenon can be understood by the increased light reflection at the top surface of NWA.
However, further increasing the T S will lead to energy loss due to the increased light reflection and transmission [34] and results in the blueshift of absorption peak.
Canva's growth is also a reflection of the increased importance of design in our connected era where so much of the content we produce is meant to be shared.
Canva's growth is also a reflection of the increased importance of design in our connected era where so much of the content we produce is meant to be shared.
