Sentence examples for concentration plausible from inspiring English sources

For both the logistic regression analyses of apparent prevalence and the truncated Weibull models of concentration, plausible alternative models of apparent prevalence and concentration with various formulations were fitted and compared by calculating their Akaike Information Criterion (AIC) values.

The statistical association between consumption of locally caught fish and PFOS blood concentrations seems plausible.

Accordingly, the finding of a positive relationship between TML and BB concentrations is plausible.

An effect of Pb and iron deficiency on inhibin B concentrations is plausible, given that both factors are known to independently affect health and cognition of children (Kordas et al. 2004).

Transporters are given plausible concentration values.

Because protein concentrations are difficult to measure accurately, especially for small proteins, and our binding constants (Kd∼25 μM) are calculated based on the protein concentration, it is plausible that at the concentrations used in the NMR experiments, the complexes were mostly monomeric, with only a small fraction in oligomeric form.

We then used the partitioning model to predict total air concentrations for a range of plausible dust concentrations and log Koa values (SI Figure S9).

Therefore, this study examined effects of environmentally plausible concentrations of C60 (0, 10, 50, and 100 ng/mL) on Aspergillus flavus growth and aflatoxin production in culture media.

Therefore, the aim of present study is to examine the effect of low, environmentally plausible concentrations of nC60 water suspensions on A. flavus aflatoxin production ability and oxidative stress modulation.

According to this formalism, growth rate is calculated by assuming the existence of a characteristic time scale, at which a steady state condition for metabolite concentrations is a plausible assumption.

The evidence available for another 24 air pollutants was even more limited, but still suggestive that Houstonians might, in certain situations, experience negative health consequences from exposure to plausible concentrations in ambient air.