Sentence examples for concentration maintained from inspiring English sources

Its concentration maintained a high level in the nocturnal lifestyle group between midnight and early morning while insulin secretion decreased markedly during this period.

The 2-CP concentration maintained a constant level which represented the steady-state condition.

The working condition was set at 37 °C; initial pH, 7.0; air flow, 1.5 vvm; and dissolved oxygen concentration (maintained through agitation), 20%.

The effect of initial dye concentration and contact time was investigated by performing electrocoagulation on dye solution with known initial concentrations of 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 mg L−1 at constant temperature of 30 °C, current density 71.5 A m−2, pH 7.0 and electrolyte concentration maintained with 2 g L−1 NaCl.

To investigate the effect current density on the removal of ARS, series of experiments were carried out on solutions containing a constant loading of RhB 50 mg L−1, at 30 °C, pH 7.0 and electrolyte concentration maintained with 2 g L−1 NaCl, while the current density was varied between 28.6 and 71.5 A m−2.

The oxygen concentration maintained good homogeneity with no considerable increase near the microchannel boundary.

Proportionality between peak current and concentration maintains at this scan rate as demonstrated with ferricyanide.

Importantly, L2-ePt allowed recognition of fractional ratio reversal of Na+ to K+ ions in a mixed solution at physiological concentration maintaining the constant total ionic strength.

Afterwards, a following set of experiments was performed with automatic H2O2 dosing according to DO concentration maintaining this parameter between desirable set points during the photo-Fenton reaction.

The levels of active TGF-β1 and L LAP-DPs increased depending on PLK concentration maintaining a ratio of 1 1300 (Fig.  2a).

Cell number and chondrogenic phenotype (CD14 CD90 ratios) were found to decline in regions with higher RGD concentrations, while regions with lower RGD concentrations maintained cell number and phenotype.