The phrase "a concentration reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a specific measurement or level of concentration that has been documented or communicated.
Example: "The study indicated a concentration reported of 50 mg/L in the water samples collected."
Alternatives: "a documented concentration" or "a measured concentration".
The levels of β-catenin protein detected following overnight stimulation with anti-CD3/CD28 were comparable to those in cells treated with 20 mM lithium (Figure 2, compare lanes 2 and 6), a standard concentration reported to stabilise β-catenin in other cell types [24].
Furthermore, driver alcohol involvement was categorized mainly based on law enforcement officer report instead of actual blood alcohol level as the majority of drivers did not have a blood alcohol concentration reported in the dataset.
Previous work at this developmental stage and SeMet concentration reported a significant decrease in embryo hatch following 24 h of 50 μM SeMet treatment in freshwater.
The actual amount of calcium present should be stated and whether the free Ca++ concentration reported is a calculated value of a measured value.
In 1993, Gartz reported an average of 1% psilocybin (expressed as a percentage of the dry weight of the fruit bodies), ranging from a minimum of 0.2% to a maximum of 2.37%, which is the highest psilocybin concentration reported for a mushroom.
The majority of drivers (71.8 %) who were positive for alcohol involvement were categorized based on police reports and did not have an actual blood alcohol concentration reported.
The capacity of mild (stage 1) hypertension (140 159/90 99 mmHg) to modulate vWF levels is inconclusive, with an increase in vWF concentration reported by some [ 8], but not by others [ 9]. vWF is a multimeric protein, where ultra-large multimers >10,000 kDa have greater thrombogenic potential compared to low molecular weight vWF multimers [ 10].
This concentration is similar to the concentration reported as a no-effect level in Rothman et al.
The maximum peak indoor PM2.5 concentration reported for a smoke-free setting was 239 µg/m (Wilson et al. 2011).
The maximum mercury vapor concentration reported for a building is the maximum data point from any hallway location within the building.
