Sentence examples for concentrated quantities from inspiring English sources

Marijuana also contains many of the same carcinogens as cigarettes, often in more concentrated quantities, which may increase the risk of cancer and other serious health problems.

Iron is among the most common minerals, but almost nowhere is it concentrated in such quantities of high-grade hematite (from "blood-like") as the Pilbara.

These proteins were probably retained on the column but not concentrated in sufficient quantities for identification.

The internet will probably dissolve with industrial quantities of concentrated oestrogen if he's ever actually photographed with the poor thing.

(Counterintuitively, deep-green areas yield poor wine: since they are so fertile, the vine produces weak grapes in high volumes rather than smaller quantities of concentrated fruit).

This process becomes very costly because of the necessity of recycling large quantities of concentrated sulfuric acid and purifying ethylene glycol containing sulfuric acid.

No, the real aim was to grow as qU.S.ly as possindustrialo protect its own business interests whoge maximizing properationsegalready of the costs.

Solvent separation then remits large quantities of concentrated organics for chemical analysis and toxicological testing.

Moreover, systematic screening for new compounds is only feasible provided that sufficient quantities of concentrated biomass from axenic (pure) cultures are attainable (Olaizola 2003; Wijffels 2008).

pH control was achieved using phosphate buffer (0.1 M), with pH adjustments made using sodium monophosphate (0.1 M), sodium diphosphate (0.1 M), or small quantities of concentrated HCl or NaOH.

Osteonecrosis involves only the maxillary bones, because these mostly undergo remodeling with respect to all the other bones in the body and present a higher uptake of bisphosphonates, which here become quickly concentrated and in higher quantities. 1 The most affected parts are the mandible and, particularly, the alveolar bone.