The phrase "a given concentration of" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English. It is typically used to refer to a specific amount or level of something, often in scientific or technical contexts. Example: In order to accurately measure the effects of the medication, we need to administer it at a given concentration of 50 mg per kilogram of body weight.
A given concentration of tritiated water was prepared for examinations.
At a given concentration of F127, three effects of 25R4 on F127 were found as follows.
Agonist-induced responses were calculated as: tone =diamax60mm Hg diaresponse)/diamax60mm Hg × 100, where diaresponse is the diameter at a given concentration of the drug.
At a given concentration of substrate, the amount of products rapidly reached a plateau with the increasing concentrations of enzyme.
Numerous studies have shown that the impact of a given concentration of alcohol is always more resounding when it is reached as the concentration level is rising than later, when again it is reached as the level recedes.
Therefore, in this report we concluded that the residue Asn123 of β4 subunit is critical in regulating BK channel gating characteristics at a given concentration of intracellular 10 μM Ca2+.
Consequently, the number of WT helices A and B should remain the same at a given concentration of AB and AB#, and consequently, the number of CaM binding sites is expected to be the same.
The response current of the catechol sensor depended on the applied potential, pH and temperature at a given concentration of catechol.
The interesting results show that the nanotube diameter greatly increases with H3PO4 amount in the solutions with a given concentration of NH4F.
In contrast, the nanotube length decreases with the increase of H3PO4 amount in the solutions with a given concentration of NH4F.
The FESEM and TEM analyses demonstrate that at a given concentration of Ca2 +, increasing PO43 − concentration leads to the formation of hydroxyapatite with various morphologies ranging from porous flower-like spheres, hollow bur-like spheres to solid bur-like spheres.
