1.   But after that resetting, they must stay inside at strategic times so that sunlight does not cause them to revert to the unwanted schedule.

2.   Q. Somehow, magnified sunlight caused two burn marks on a vinyl upholstered chair.

3.   Reactions caused by sunlight should split the molecules of water vapor into their constituent hydrogen and oxygen.

4.   Sunlight caused her to suffer a severe reaction, including fever and rashes.

5.   Sunlight causes it to break down quickly.

6.   That is, too much sunlight can cause oxidation and death of cells, bleaching a plant like a cheap T-shirt left on a clothesline for too long.

7.   Vector Data Systems said it believed the flecks of light on the infrared tape were caused by sunlight glinting off of debris, not government gunfire.

8.   With the canopy gone, sunlight causes algae to grow, which feeds insects.

9.   With the forest canopy gone in places, sunlight causes algae to grow, which feeds insects.

10.   If the vapor cloud is dense enough, Goldstein said, sunlight will cause the hydroxyl molecules to be visible to powerful telescopes using ultraviolet radiation detectors.