Sentence examples for accepted concentrations from inspiring English sources

We conclude that the addition of vancomycin to polymethylmethacrylate at commonly accepted concentrations does substantially decrease cement strength and that more complex mixing techniques do not improve cement strength significantly.

Novels have more to do with desire -- translating desire into prose -- and a temperament that accepts concentration over the long haul, meaning the ability to sit alone in one place day by day.

The correction factors were used to analyse two fully characterised reference samples, yielding results in good agreement with the accepted activity concentrations.

The Mn2+, Fe3+, Cd2+ biosorption efficiency of P. ostreatus observed at the four study sites was further confirmed by the current results when concentrations of the respective heavy metals at the end of the experiment were compared with local safe limits (LSL, locally accepted safe concentration limits for a heavy metal) of the heavy metal concentrations in soil (Fig. 2).

The generally accepted fluoride concentration in serum is 0.15 ppm (Singer and Armstrong, 1965).

The limit of detection of the system was determined to be 0.31 mIU L−1 (never achieved before on an LFA format), below the commonly accepted minimum concentration of 0.4 mIU L−1 indicating clinical significance of hyperthyroidism.

Three performance criteria need to be met before DNA extracts can be accepted: DNA concentration needs to meet the requirement of the validated method; the DNA is of sufficient length to be amplified by PCR; and it is adequately free from PCR inhibitors.

As Jacobs (1961/1993: 288) notes: the development of modern city planning "has been emotionally based on a glum reluctance to accept city concentrations of people as desirable, and this negative emotion about city concentrations of people has helped deaden planning intellectually".

It is generally accepted that sulfate concentrations do not modify sulfate reduction rates unless the concentration is less than 1 m m, or even 200 μ m (Martens & Berner, 1977; Jørgensen, 1983; Boudreau & Westrich, 1984).

These peak values are well below the accepted maximum trough concentration with parenteral dosing (2 μg/mL).

It is widely accepted that the concentration of magnetic dopants effectively affects the magnetic property of DMSs [30].