Sentence examples for concentrate to represent from inspiring English sources

Indigestible NDF should be determined based on 288-h ruminal in situ incubations in cows consuming diets with a low proportion of concentrate to represent the feed fraction that is unavailable to the animal.

Minorities, political and otherwise, don't have to be geographically concentrated to be represented.

To better understand the structure and character of this information transfer, he concentrated on theoretical mathematical models to represent the exchange of information inside the human brain.

Since almost all minerals show some difference in conductivity, it would appear to represent the universal concentrating method.

Now it appears to me that these lines may be employed with great advantage to represent nature, condition, direction and comparative amount of the magnetic forces; and that in many cases they have, to the physical reasoned at least, a superiority over that method which represents the forces as concentrated in centres of action… (Faraday, 1852a, p. 26 (3074)).

"He's just going to concentrate on representing his district," he said.

As expected, the use of Centrifugal Filter Units to concentrate salivary proteins represents a viable way to concentrate low abundant proteins in saliva and enable their quantification.

Again, these observations indicate that the one-step approach with a combination of PRP and bone marrow concentrate may represent an interesting alternative among the different cartilage repair procedures.

However, in the absence of a reliable cost calculation, this was considered to be an appropriate alternative for an approach in which factor concentrates represent more than 90%% of overall expenses (in severe patients and patients with inhibitors).

XRD pattern of the chromite concentrate was represented in Fig. 1a.

Complex concentrated alloys (CCAs) represent a new class of alloy, which is typically multi-component with no base metal and exhibits a multi-phase microstructure.