Sentence examples for concentration exert from inspiring English sources

It is now known that variations in extracellular calcium concentration exert diverse physiologic effects in a variety of tissues that are mediated by a calcium-sensing receptor (CaSRs).

The glycine-coated MNPs at a low concentration exert a mean hydrodynamic size of about 200 nm in water and M199 culture but have an increase of size at a high concentration.

The effects that both soap and recycled low-density polyethylene (LDPE) concentration exert on the rheology of lithium lubricating greases and its relationship with grease microstructure are discussed in this work.

The results show that the temperature and glycerol concentration exerted the greatest influence on the thermodynamics.

From our results (Figure 1), this surfactin concentration exerts a low cytotoxic effect in the cancer cells under study.

Further, the culture filtrate at 100% concentration exerted lethal effect on nematode eggs (7.00 hatched) and juveniles (87% mortality) compared to control.

Low DO concentration exerts a competitive inhibition by AOB over NOB due to the higher half-saturation coefficient of DO affinity for NOB (Picioreanu et al. 1997).

Results indicated that pH and ammonia concentration exerted little influences on the degradation rates and current density was the "rate-determining" factor.

Data obtained from ANOVA indicated that neither time nor PEG concentration exerted a statistically significant effect on % HCA removal, but only the pH of the medium.

Soil type and biosurfactant concentration exerted no influence on the oil removal rate, which suggests the displacement mechanism for the release of oil droplets adsorbed to the soil particles.

It was found that the increase of applied current density and the reduction of initial NB concentration exerted a prominent effect on the degradation of NB, but caused the decrease of MCE, while high temperature and low pH value improved both NB degradation rate and MCE.