Sentence examples for array of concentrations from inspiring English sources

Marked genetic variance in inbred mouse strains has been observed for sucrose intake across a wide array of concentrations in terms of sensitivity, magnitude, percentages of kilocalories consumed as sucrose and compensatory chow intake.

The number 010101 (binary equivalent of decimal 21) indicates the position of the value of this isotopomer concentration (C010101 with binary index or C21 with decimal index) in the array of concentrations of fbp isotopomers.

The individual wells were preloaded with an 11 × 8 array of concentrations of the two HSL autoinducers N-3-oxohexanoyl L-homoserine lactone (3OC6HSL, Sigma #K3007) and N-octanoyl L-homoserine lactone (C8HSL, Cayman Chemical Co. #10011199).

Different platinum thickness values were obtained on each group of samples by electroplating prior to CVD aluminizing and resulted in an array of platinum concentrations in the product coatings.

To determine which growth factors optimized in vitro ligament formation and mechanics, a Box-Behnken designed array of varying concentrations of growth factors and ascorbic acid were applied to engineered ligaments and the collagen content and mechanics of the grafts were determined.

A two dimensional array of serial concentrations of test compounds were used for preparation of drug dilutions.

Although kriging the modeled data introduces an additional layer of uncertainty, the smoothed contour lines depict a more easily interpreted array of pollutant concentrations, which is extremely useful for neighborhood-level equity analyses and community outreach.

The sensitivity of the system is determined by measuring an array of low fluorophore concentrations and by real-time monitoring of a model bioassay.

Raw image data were calibrated using the sensitivity factor (eq 3) to give 2-D planar spatial arrays of tracer concentration data at 30 s intervals for up to 3 h during and after transit of the main mass of 99mTc through the flow cell.

The presence of an array of compounds with different concentrations, and hence different signal amplitudes, places a premium on spectral purity.

The metabolic syndrome, inborn errors of metabolism, and drug-induced changes to metabolic states all bring about a seemingly bewildering array of alterations in metabolite concentrations; these often occur in tissues and cells that are distant from those containing the primary biochemical lesion.