The phrase "concentrate being" is not correct and is not usable in written English.
To use the words "concentrate" and "being" in a sentence, they must be used separately. For example: I am trying to concentrate on being more mindful of my actions.
Treatments consisted of different levels of CSFA in the concentrate, being: control, 50, 100, 150 or 200 g CSFA/kg as fed.
The Pb concentrate being shipped through the port was Pb carbonate, which is an unusual mining product; the most common Pb ore is galena [lead sulfide (PbS ], from which Pb carbonate is derived by oxidation over geologic time.
This would have been exacerbated by the Pb concentrate being in the form of Pb carbonate and of such fine particulate size, combined with the ubiquitous strong winds coming off the Great Southern Ocean, resulting in wide dispersion of the material.
The risk of viral infection with cryoprecipitate is higher than that of fibrinogen concentrate, despite fibrinogen concentrate being produced from a larger donor pool, because the production of fibrinogen concentrate involves numerous stringent steps including pasteurization, adsorption, and precipitation, which remove or inactivate a wide range of enveloped and non-enveloped viruses.
Dilute the concentrate with an appropriate amount of diluting liquid, which is determined relative to the initial volume of concentrate being used.
"Having to concentrate was just impossible".
Our ability to concentrate is shot, right?
The management of this concentrate is becoming a real challenge.
Only my ability to concentrate is, in fact, somewhat reduced.
The resulting concentrate is analogous to vanilla extract.
A dab of pot concentrate is placed on the head.
