Sentence examples for a narrower concentration from inspiring English sources

Any primer set behaves differently, and a narrower concentration range (for example 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3 mM) can be tested, if necessary.

Using these SRM assays in clinically relevant samples, 182 proteins were detected in depleted plasma and 408 CAPs were detected in urine, which has a narrower concentration range than plasma [10].

If the concentration of a metabolite is not exactly known but can be restricted to a narrower concentration range based on metabolite profiling (for E. coli such a profile has been summarized by Kümmel et al. [ 14]) we use this information to define so-called soft concentration bounds denoted by clow and chigh.

Many drugs have a narrow concentration window within which they are effective and non-toxic.

Selenium (Se) is a natural trace element that may alternate from an essential micro-nutrient to a toxic compound within a narrow concentration level.

A narrow concentration just below the MIC triggered cps expression in liquid culture, suggesting the response may be triggered by near-lethal levels of antibiotic.

The use of antibiotics appears attractive but must be used in a narrow concentration range to avoid damage to the chloroplast in eukaryotes and lethality to cyanobacteria (Issa, 1999).

To test biological responses of human bone marrow derived MSC due to copper ions, we found that copper stimulated the proliferation of MSC in a narrow concentration range around 0.1 mM.

Bubble coalescence in aqueous solutions of alcohols and electrolytes was significantly hindered by increasing solute concentration and the coalescence percentage ψ exhibited sharp transition from 100% of bubble pairs coalescing to very low values (ψ⩽10%) over a narrow concentration range.

We identify a narrow concentration window, in which the interplay between chain mobility and gain in free energy in the electric field allows the preparation of highly anisotropic bulk polymer samples by exposure to an electric field.

Measurement of bubble size distributions in bubble column by a photoelectric probe showed that both electrolyte and organic solutes affect coalescence behaviour of aqueous solutions drastically within a narrow concentration range, changing from quick coalescence as in pure water to coalescence restraining.