Sentence examples for concentrated to a minimum from inspiring English sources

The recovered material was pooled and concentrated to a minimum of 0.2 μg μL−1.

Organic layers were washed with saturated sodium bicarbonate solution two times, dried over anhydrous sodium sulphate and concentrated to a minimum volume under reduced pressure on rotavapour.

Two fields were selected so that ducts were sufficiently concentrated to contain a minimum of 5 ducts per field in which the nuclear grading was represented (either two fields in one slide, or one field on each of 2 slides).

Then the solution was recovered and concentrated to reach the minimum volume for an NMR analysis (≈0.5 mL).

The ethanolic extract was concentrated to minimum volume using rotary evaporator at 60°C and 100 rpm (Büchi, Switzerland) then lyophilized (DISHI, DS-FD-SH10, Xi'an Heb Biotechnology Co, China) to obtain a powder extract of barberry (25%).

Since the lower the variance the better the distribution spotted (which means that the residuals are concentrated to the mean with minimum variance), it is easily concluded that the nonlinear RC model is better fitted to the respiratory signals acquired from Patient group.

Keep movement (i.e. walking or doing something you need to concentrate on) to a minimum.

On average, temperatures in the dry season reach between 30 °C and 35 °C and a simple solar drier could be used to concentrate this temperature to a minimum of 40 °C.

Perhaps it is his concern with stylization that explains why the choreographer has included more gestural mime than might be expected and reduced the actual dancing to a minimum, concentrating on a suite at the end for the hero's wedding.

Laurana created an ideal image of aristocratic elegance by reducing details to a minimum and concentrating on the essential geometry of forms harmoniously balanced, clearly and precisely carved.

By ignoring the plot (which Kubrick had kept to a minimum) and concentrating instead on the film's structure, Ms. Michelson found to her delight that "2001" put the audience through a programmed series of disorientations, each one greater than the last.