Sentence examples for concentrate than from inspiring English sources

A study by the University of Bristol showed that people who built exercise into their working day had more energy and were calmer, better at problem solving, and found it easier to concentrate than on days they didn't exercise.

There were two reasons for this change: first, it is more costly to process monazite from the ore body to a rare-earth concentrate than to process bastnasite; second, monazite contains a significant amount of radioactive thorium dioxide (ThO2) compared with bastnasite, and thus special environmental procedures in handling and storage are needed.

Lambs drenched with strain CH4 consumed more concentrate than Control (P<0.006), but less forage (P<0.049).

PSOA is commonly available commercially as a concentrate due to its ability to maintain equilibrium longer as a concentrate than in diluted solutions.

Specifically, a threshold effect is identified, which could explain why some people would rather prefer to concentrate than to diffuse health gains.

Milk yield and milk protein yield were higher for cows fed 6 kg of high protein concentrate than for cows fed 1 kg of high protein concentrate.

Because Democratic voters tend to be more geographically concentrated than Republican voters, congressional-district apportionment tends to favor Republicans even in the absence of overtly partisan gerrymandering.

Eric Smith, a spokesman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, said, "It's always easier to have the big races concentrated than having them spread all over the country".

These are less richly concentrated than the collages made from the original strips, but they have an elegant interplay of sensuous fluidity and rhythmic order.

The analysis of variance (ANOVA) (Table 4) showed the DON contamination was significantly higher in concentrates than in forage.

On the other hand, Bartel (1989) finds that highly educated immigrants tend to be less geographically concentrated than less educated immigrants.