As a concentrated source of energy, alcohol thus ranks among the very richest of foods.
While this phenomenon is widely recognized and has prompted the development of experimental protocols to eliminate its contribution to iron uptake studies, its potential biological significance as a concentrated iron source for marine algae is only now being recognized.
In the US, any farm with more than 1,000 cattle, 2,500 pigs or 125,000 chickens is referred to as a Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations CAFOO).
As a concentrated load is introduced away from the middle of the beam span, its resultant stress concentration can induce shear compression failure on the glass web which is distinguished itself from flexure failure as reported in the literature.
On dMFN overexpression, cytochrome c staining and GFP-Reaper appeared as a concentrated mass in the center of the cell.
6 The epidemic in Nepal has been termed as a "concentrated epidemic", where in general, the infection is low and is seen to be concentrated among certain groups at risk, including MSM.
Leptin was made up as a concentrated stock solution and diluted to the concentration required (100nM) in aCSF immediately before commencement of electrophysiological recording.
R--etomidate (supplied by Merck, Glasgow, UK) was prepared as a concentrated aqueous stock and diluted 1000-fold in ECS to a final concentration of 3 μ m.
Sea ice algae are important as a concentrated food source for krill and other zooplankton.
Wave energy can be considered as a concentrated form of solar energy.
Although being recognized as a concentrated wastewater, most research has focused on preventing its production.
