Sentence examples for concentrate is set from inspiring English sources

The cost per unit of blood concentrate is set in the "DM 5th November 1996 and State-Regions Agreement 24th July 2003".

The show is the first major exhibition in France of the artist's work and is set to concentrate on the Seville-born painter's early work, including Apollo in the Forge of Vulcan.

"Often you have this chance to go to a lab that is very well established, and the advantage is that you can concentrate on your work because everything is set up," he says.

The book is set out well and each chapter concentrates on the four main characters.

I even put down the new Angry Birds game for 10 minutes so I could concentrate fully, and that's set in space.

Almazbek Atambayev, who was prime minister until stepping down in September to concentrate on his campaign, was set to win with about 63 percent of the vote, the Associated Press reported Monday.

It's not as if the Beatles have been set on concentrating attention on the core canon, ruthlessly excising anything peripheral.

Then when you're ready to concentrate on your weight, you'll be set up on the right track.

Mrs. Woolf is concentrating on the mysterious reverberations that are set off by the most ordinary remarks and gestures.

It wasn't merely set in the 1970s, it was set in a boiled-down super-concentrate of the 1970s.

As expected, the biochemistry results showed no difference since the same concentrate was used in the whole set of experiments.