The phrase "average number of concentrations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing statistical data or measurements related to concentrations in a specific field, such as chemistry or biology.
Example: "The study reported the average number of concentrations measured in the samples over a six-month period."
Alternatives: "mean value of concentrations" or "typical count of concentrations.".
(C ) Average number of activated glomeruli for odorant concentrations close to discrimination threshold.
For the proliferation assay using Malaysian propolis, the average number of cells increased as the concentrations increased, in a trend-like fashion, peaking at 500 μg/mL at 48 h, and then decreasing slightly with 1000 μg/mL.
This system allowed for independent control over average surface ligand concentration (global concentration) and average number of ligands per cluster (ligand cluster size) with an inert PEO background that resisted cell adhesion and protein adsorption.
It was possible to control the graphene coating thickness (average number of deposited layers) by changing the concentration of the alcoholic FLG suspension.
As expected, for a constant initiator concentration, the average number of grafts per chain was found to increase as the amount of the MPEGMA in the reaction mixture was increased.
Four model input parameters, being normal boiling point, the standard enthalpy of vaporization, the average number of carbon atoms and the stoichiometric concentration of the gas phase for mixtures, were employed and calculated based on the theory of vapor liquid equilibrium.
Based on the vapor liquid equilibrium theory, the normal boiling point, the standard enthalpy of vaporization, the average number of carbon atoms, and the stoichiometric concentration of the gas phase were selected as the dominant physicochemical parameters that were relevant to the overall flash point property of liquids.
Thus, the incubation with 5 mM HU caused cells to become larger, with a higher average number of forks, but a lower DNA concentration.
In this study, we documented a significant interinstitutional variation in pre-transfusion haemoglobin concentrations and the average number of transfusions per patient-days.
An increase of the dependence of the average number of radicals per particle with the initiator concentration with respect to theoretical predictions was observed in the presence of oxygen.
