Sentence examples for concentration began from inspiring English sources
The dramatic increase in urban concentration began approximately in the 1930s.
Industry Concentration: After decades of decline in all industries, industry concentration began to rise in the mid-1990s.
Her concentration began rapidly slipping and within no time the usually poised actress had transformed into a dithering mess.
The results showed that the plasma epinephrine concentration began to rise 6 h after corneal abrasion (a simple mechanical injury), reached its peak after 24 h, and was significantly higher than in the abrasion-sham control animals (Figure S1).
We investigate the dynamic pattern of the evolution of concentration before and after the abnormal period of operations and find that concentration began to rise at least six quarters before, and persisted at a high level until two quarters after the blackout – and then plunged steeply toward the end of the decade.
This concentration began in the 1970s, and has grown steadily through the last quarter century.The story of young men such as Cesar in Random Family illustrates the pervasive effects of both direct and vicarious prison experiences for young men and women in poor neighborhoods.
We normally work for about an hour and then concentration begins to wane.
by Sharon Levy The stem end of a melon is weblike, form finding a pattern that's thinking itself a density a concentration beginning a line then casting it out and moving on from, an order established, a gesture complete.
The stem end of a melon is weblike, form finding a pattern that's thinking itself a density a concentration beginning a line then casting it out and moving on from, an order established, a gesture complete.
Only at 20 weeks, when the GK population appeared to be losing adipose tissue did the plasma leptin concentration begin to decline.
We find that pericellular protease levels are relatively sensitive to the basement membrane thickness and diffusivity (noticeable changes in its concentration begin at DBM/DECM∼0.1).
