Sentence examples for concentration move from inspiring English sources
OCP, PDP, CA and EIS revealed that the presence of AMTA and the increase of its concentration move the corrosion potential to more positive values and decrease both the corrosion current and corrosion rate.
All the chemical shifts were slightly moved to the upfield due to DCl (higher concentration, move further).
It is apparent that the overall process approaches a value of 0.2 to 0.25 Hmol/Hmol, when the biomass concentration is below 10 g/L, and the product concentration moves towards 100 g/L (Figure 1).
Figure 5 shows that the colour removal efficiency also increases from 84 to 94 % as the electrolyte concentration moves to 2 g L−1, and a further increase in electrolyte concentration beyond these values does not significantly affect the removal efficiency of the dye from the solution.
At very high concentrations, the SSV and critical oxygen concentration moved to the left because competition of PHD is overruled by the presence of excess ARNT concentration, and thus both SSV and critical oxygen concentration fall at much lower values.
It is worth emphasizing that the region of rearrangement of the peroxide concentration moves in space together with propelling microjets.
The oxygen concentration moving away from the electrode was still high due to the continued diffusion of atmospheric oxygen into the cell throughout the experiment.
After 2 weeks incubation, maps and profiles show an area of higher water concentration moving progressively inward per incubation time (Figs. 3a c).
Most importantly, numerous spots that fell into the low intensity category at low enzyme concentration moved into the medium or high category when the higher enzyme concentration was used including several whose intensity increased more than 2-fold.
Free concentration differentials thus start positive and shrink toward zero as the free concentrations move out of their initial values at the origin and into the positive quadrant.
Figure 1 shows how the adjusted hazard ratio (HR) for incident cancer death changes as the continuous measures of serum 25 (OH) D concentrations move further away from the median value of 64 nmol/L (which has an HR of 1).
