Sentence examples for concentration is altered from inspiring English sources
We speculated that perhaps the effect of insulin on brain glucose concentration is altered by the severity of injury of the tissue being monitored.
The charge flux is higher when ATP is in solution and only shows appreciable changes whenever the ATP concentration is altered and not when the GTP concentration is changed.
It is not only the antioxidants like glutathione and glutathione-dependent enzymes whose normal concentration is altered by hepatitis C. The normal production and utilization of numerous essential micronutrients and trace metal is also disturbed by hepatitis C virus.
Glucose was used as carbon source and its concentration was altered while nitrogen concentration was kept constant.
Similar to what has been obtained in the ammonia concentration variation, a substantial modification on the quasi-NRs morphology was obtained when the zinc salt concentration was altered.
The selenium concentration was altered in the attempt to replicate the natural environment of the cyanobacteria in New Zealand as soils in this country are selenium deficient.
MDA concentration was altered only in EX4 (44.3±4.4) compared with SED (20.6±3.6 μmol/l).
To understand how the pH and HCO3- concentration are altered independent of pCO2, we must look beyond Henderson and Hasselbach.
The glutamine concentration was altered between values of 8 mM and 0 mM to study four steady states in total, defined as follows; days 30-33 (state 1, 8 mM glutamine), days 45-48 (state 2, 0 mM glutamine), days 72-75 (state 3, 8 mM glutamine) and days 88-91 (state 4, 0 mM glutamine).
Recent studies have reported that antioxidant status, including serum selenium concentrations, is altered in women who develop preeclampsia.
These concerns have emerged because changes in climate, due to anthropogenic increases in atmospheric CO2 concentrations, is altering the fluxes of trace gases and the sequestration of C by terrestrial ecosystems (Amthor et al. 1998; Wofsy and Harriss 2002).
