Sentence examples for under intense light from inspiring English sources

After 10 min of incubation under intense light, the absorbance values were determined at 560 nm.

While it is tempting to speculate electrogenic activity may provide a means of shedding excess energy under intense light, other functions, such as a role in carbon fixation, might also be possible.

The increase in the GPP pool concomitant with reduced photosynthesis in low light could activate the transcription of 2-MIB synthesis genes, while GPP depletion under intense light may turn them off.

Therefore, mice were tested under intense light (four white lamps of 40 W each; ∼ 200 lux).

The fact that the AOX capacity is significantly increased under intense light supports this suggestion.

As pointed out in previous reports [ 15, 16], FNDs exhibit strong photostability even under intense light illumination.

The developed hybrid nanocomposites possessing large nonlinearity, high-speed optical response, stability under intense lighting, low-cost, and easy preparation are promising for a diverse range of applications as active components for all-optical signal processing from chemical sensing to biological cell imaging and lighting control in telecommunication.

Activities that require decent lighting, such as painting walls or artwork, sewing, cleaning etc., are best left to when the sun provides a light source rather than trying to do work under intense lights at night.

In contrast to C3 crops such as rice and wheat, sorghum has the C4 photosynthetic pathway, which leads to higher photosynthetic efficiency under circumstances of intense light, high temperature and low water supply [ 2– 4].

MAJORA CARTER, one of the city's best-known advocates for environmental justice, was sitting on a picnic table in Barretto Point Park in the South Bronx under the intense lights of an NBC film crew.

The head region was selected because even worms with no gross movements tend to extend or retract their heads, and/or rock them from side-to-side, when exposed to intense light (such as under a microscope).