Sentence examples similar to a concertation from inspiring English sources
In the control test (pH 5.5), inoculation of pellets resulted in mycelial growth around the pellets forming an irregularly shaped biomass clump with a final biomass concertation of 0.29 g dry biomass/g glucose consumed (Fig. 5).
This electrochemical sensor displays high selectivity owing to specific imprinted cavities for adrenaline and worked well over a wide linear concertation range of adrenaline between 0.015 μM and 40 μM with a detection limit (LOD) of 3 nM.
In between, claims Keating, there is another model - the possibility of what he calls a "networks and concertation" strategy for Scottish economy and society.
Mr Jean, a parliamentary candidate for the Espace de Concertation (Space for Concord), a coalition of opposition parties, was lucky.
"We believe this is a totally irresponsible attitude," said Danile Supplice, a Senate candidate for the Espace de Concertation party.
'Technology-forcing' type of regulation is considered to be non-transferable to a European Union setting due to multi-level decision-making processes with institutions having comparatively low bargaining power and a long-standing governance mode inclined to concertation and search for consensus.
The European Union will only be viewed and treated as a major power if its members act in close concertation.
As it is obvious, in all the cases the total volumetric nanoparticle concertation has the same value in order to perform a suitable comparison.
"Concertation" means the kind of agreement about overall development goals between unions, business, civil society, etc, that you see in places like Ireland and Finland, cemented by a "soft" and inclusive patriotism.
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