Sentence examples for concentration by which from inspiring English sources

Besides, warm white OLED was also achieved by lowering the dopant concentration, by which incomplete energy transfer from exciplex host to the orange phosphor could take place.

In recent times especially, and especially in Britain and America, the average poet's CV has become a more or less standard document: studied at X, fell in with, or under the influence of, Y, won Z prize, took dullish job, struggled to find the time to achieve the concentration by which he or she could develop a distinctive style.

The EC50 (median effective concentration) values were calculated by determining the concentration by which 50% of maximum activity was reached using the sigmoidal fit equation.

More interesting is the impressive potency relative to therapeutic concentrations by which panobinostat stimulated HIV-1 expression in the latently infected cell lines and primary T-cells.

The ERT measurements were correlated to solid concentration profiles by which the degree of homogeneity was quantified.

It showed that the presence of an additional reductant (trisodium citrate) can enhance nanoparticle concentration by manyfold, which does not work in the absence of either of these (additional reductant and block copolymer).

We found concentration by evaporation, which increases the concentration of all sample components (i.e., protein, salt, and TCEP), to be more efficient, allowing the NLRP4 PYD to reach a concentration of 3 mg/mL.

We found that we could mitigate this dilution effect by correcting Se concentration by haematocrit, which reduced the decline in the concentration of Se in the placebo group to 7%%.

Simultaneously, there was lowering of the basal Ca2+ concentration by progesterone, which was probably not related to TRPC1/5 channels because they lack basal activity in these cells (Al-Shawaf et al., 2010).

Static loading was first carried out to obtain the structural hot spot stresses at weld toes as well as stress concentration factors (SCFs), by which the hot spots providing the highest stresses were identified.

An intriguing study by Johansen et al. demonstrated that concentration and duration by which antigens, adjuvants, and immune signals reach LNs are just as important as how efficiently these signals reach LNs.