Sentence examples for concentrated after from inspiring English sources

The MutSΔC800/MutLLN40 protein peak was then concentrated, after which the MutSΔC800 concentration was estimated using ε = 95,238 and the whole process (including DTT incubation and dialysis) was repeated to obtain S2L2 complexes.

With the top 40 markets deemed too concentrated after the merger, it's not as though AT&T can simply divest itself of a few assets and markets.

The epicenter of the Damascus fighting remained an area in the capital's southwest where street battles first erupted on Sunday, particularly the Midan neighborhood where rebel fighters concentrated after Mr. Assad's forces chased them from surrounding quarters.

Flood disaster areas (Figure 8b) were primarily concentrated after 1987, which confirms that the climate in Xinjiang shifted from warm and dry to warm and wet around 1987.

Escherichia coli, S. aureus and Y. enterocolitica cells from exponential growth phase were concentrated after centrifugation at 13,000×g for 3 min, washed with 0.1 mol L−1 PBS and re-suspended in the same buffer.

From the histogram in Fig. 16b, c, e, f indicate Fig. 15b, c, e, f, respectively, it can be seen that, for the similar distances, they are concentrated before 0.08, and the corresponding restoration results by ESII algorithm are better; they are relatively dispersed or concentrated after 0.12, the repaired corresponding results are poor by exemplar-based image inpainting algorithm.

Mngeni, 25, who allegedly has trouble concentrating after treatment for a brain tumour, gained dispensation to sit, instead, alongside his lawyer.

But I think it was just the uncertainty, she literally purred when Nancy told her the Mays would do Balmoral, tbh, Dave could barely concentrate after he spotted Pikachu under her throne?

White students who showed higher levels of racial prejudice on tests meant to gauge those attitudes had a harder time concentrating after talking with a black researcher than did their less-biased peers, a new study has found.

Take breaks: As the brain struggles to concentrate after 90 minutes of work, simply taking a break can reduce stress, according to Dr Joan Kingsley, a consultant clinical and organisational therapist.

A teachers' conference heard how some pupils arrive in class tired and unable to concentrate after staying up late playing computer games.