Sentence examples for concentrating both from inspiring English sources

Winemakers there discovered that when they left grapes on the vines to freeze and thaw during winter's first months, the temperature cycles had the effect of concentrating both the sugars and flavors of the grapes.

Between 1989-2000, large-scale excavations were held by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) under the direction of Prof. Amos Kloner and conducted mainly in the Lower City of Maresha, concentrating both on the surface and on the subterranean complexes.

7 9–13 Sexual venues bring individuals and sexual networks together, concentrating both in specific geographic locations.

The most common psychological symptom reported during the first 10 days was "the blues" (34%) followed by "anxiety" and "difficulties concentrating" (both 16%).

Platelets were significantly concentrated both in the PRP and PRGF preparations, and the concentration rate of PRP preparations was substantially higher than that of PRGF preparations (8.79-fold vs. 2.84-fold).

This is an affluent market, highly concentrated, both geographically and interests wise.

It is a focusing mirror; its intensified reflection sharply concentrates both observation and speculation.

"The main difference is that taking out the water concentrates both nutrients and calories".

Orange juice is an especially nice liquid to begin with, because the reducing process concentrates both its sweetness and its acidity.

It's a richly concentrated red for cold meats or hard cheeses from Italy's Veneto whose liquid cherry and raisined fruit comes from the drying of the grapes on straw mats to concentrate both fruit quality and freshness.

As networks grow, they tend to concentrate both influence and vulnerability in a few key locations, creating enormous opportunities for states, regulators and nonstate actors who have leverage over those locations.