Sentence examples for a common concentration from inspiring English sources
The inhibition efficiency IE values of Schiff bases (1 5) at a common concentration of 0.1 mM (Table 5) follow the order: PSC_1 > PSC_2 > PSC_3 > PSC_4 > PSC_5.
Samples were diluted to a common concentration of 1 mg/ml in Laemmli buffer and 20 ug total protein was subjected to SDS-PAGE.
RNA extractions were subsequently DNase treated, standardized to a common concentration of 85 ng, and pooled for library construction.
Extracted DNA was quantified using the Pico Green method (Molecular Probes/Invitrogen), and all DNA solutions were normalized to a common concentration for genotyping assays.
Typical volatile salts in HPLC-MS are ammonium acetate or formate with a common concentration range from 2 to 10 mmol/l [ 42, 49– 52], rarely higher [ 30, 53].
The observed effect data are not comparable in the sense that they can be analyzed on a common concentration scale, consequently, statistical concentration effect regression approaches cannot be used for the generation of a fitting curve.
C content was not measured directly, but if we assumed similar levels to previous studies (e.g. Rytter [18] used a common C-concentration of 500 mg g−1 biomass [62]) we can derive C accumulation levels in the crop of 0.79 1.17 t ha−1 year−1 below ground and 5.21 6.93 t ha−1 yeaboveabove ground, with the greatest potentials for both pools being in Endurance.
The young stars (O, B, and A types) are still close to the areas of star formation and show a common motion and common concentration due to initial formation distributions.
This library has been constructed to reflect each of the drug's peak serum concentration and differs from other libraries that normally contain drugs at a common arbitrary concentration.
These results have shown that it is possible to identify a common acid concentration and temperature that will separate the differing active materials from the current collecting foils in a reasonable length of time (within 3 min).
Segmented linear regression models were developed to investigate exposure adduct relationships and covariate effects above and at or below a common exposure concentration for the three adducts.
