| Cells were grown axenically in batch culture, in Bold's basal medium as described previously, under a constant light fluence. |
| The shapes of the action spectra drastically changed depending on the fluence rate of the unilateral monochromatic irradiation. |
| It was figured that by lowering the fluence rate the number of cells affected by PDT would increase, especially in the case of spheroids. |
| All participants would bring their fluence measuring systems to the PTB to make measurements at as many of these energies as practicable. |
| Such a measurement, the fluence rate, is defined as the radiation flux from all directions incident on a small sphere in space. |
| The GSA of node 3 of Tradescantia cuttings is dependent on the fluence rate of white light. |
