The phrase "a tiny concentration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a very small amount of a substance or element present in a mixture or environment.
Example: "The water sample showed a tiny concentration of pollutants, raising concerns about its safety for consumption."
Alternatives: "a minute amount of" or "a small trace of".
Every round was like a tiny concentration of high-velocity wind, making the bodies wince and shiver".
The best work is the most straightforward and includes Barbara Bosworth's almost impossibly tender shot of an indigo bunting, a tiny concentration of cerulean nestled in a woman's hand.
Meanwhile, a weak (002) graphene peak located at 26.4° (3.31 Å) was observed, which indicates that the GO film may contain a tiny concentration of unoxidized graphene.
In a separate report also published on Thursday, the nonprofit Environmental Working Group found that even tiny concentrations of a PFASs chemical in drinking water can pose a serious threat to public health.
Rather than head back to their own birth streams, like salmon, lampreys sniff out tiny concentrations of a pheromone released by larvae.
Dr Keays and his colleagues changed tack, and earlier this year they reported that they had found tiny concentrations of iron in the neurons of a pigeon's inner ear.Case closed?
The big challenge is that these spit tests may be called upon to detect superlatively tiny concentrations of THC.
The combination of clavulanate and meropenem performed the best, the team reports, with tiny concentrations of the β-lactam killing every M. tuberculosis culture the team tested.
We examined there occurs a series of short-term tiny concentration vibrations of PER and dCLK around respective threshold values, which lead to the bidirectional arcs coming into being.
One major challenge in testing candidate biomarkers in vivo is that the modified protein will be present in a typical patient sample in a very tiny concentration, even tinier than in the in vitro experiments.
Using just three microliters of protein sample-a tiny fraction of a drop-the chip diffuses the protein across three distinct concentrations of each of 48 crystallization reagents.
