Sentence examples for concentrations aggregated for from inspiring English sources

Similarly the values of predicted ΔGMM∶ΔGPM across the eight target concentrations (aggregated for the ten probe sets) were: 95%, 88% and 84%, for single-MM, double-MM and triple-MM, respectively.

All data were aggregated for analysis.

Hourly concentrations were aggregated into daily averages for NO2 and maximum 8-hr moving averages for O3.

While the previous study (Pires et al. 2014) identified aggregated concentrations and potential opportunities for prevention, the focus here is to assess whether these patterns changed over time thereby necessitating the continued application of a crime science approach to guide and refine prolonged prevention tactics.

Hourly concentrations for CO and NOx were aggregated to 24-hr averages, and hourly concentrations for O3 were aggregated to daily 8-hr maximum concentrations.

The principal stumbling block to structure determination is the tendency of Rev to aggregate at concentrations needed for crystallization or solution NMR studies [17] [19].

We aggregated the simulations for each hour into a single distribution function and compared it with the observed blood concentrations from the NHANES III data.

Spline curves from individual locations were combined to derive aggregated concentration response curves for urban and rural areas using the method described by Samoli et al. (2003).

Since both the full-length FLNa and FilGAP are prone to aggregate at high concentrations requisite for crystallization (>2 mg/ml, data not shown), electron microscopy was used to study their structure at low concentrations (Figure S8).

At low concentrations, the aggregates are organized as discrete structures on the surface, whereas for higher concentrations the aggregates are organized as compacted structures.

On a similar note, Chan and Chiang, [ 19] observed that, when flocculants optimum concentration required for flocculation is exceeded; aggregated particles are re-dispersed thus, disallowing particle settling.