Sentence examples for concentrations becomes from inspiring English sources
But with the advent of new economical, environment friendly and water saving technology of solid conveying in the form of high concentration slurries (HCSD) the study of erosion wear at these concentrations becomes necessary.
A real progress can only be expected when reliable experimental data on the influence of small amounts of strong electrolytes on the volatility of water in some organic solvents under such conditions (i.e. high molar ratios of electrolyte to water, but very low water concentrations) becomes available.
In these cases, in order to be effective in the wild, relevant components must all be present in the pheromone plume in certain proportions, and recognising the correct ratio of pheromone component concentrations becomes critical for the mating success of the male.
However, our approach can be adapted to a different counterfactual if new evidence supporting a positive association at lower concentrations becomes available.
However, when nondietary ingestion exposure reaches a mean of 3.2 μg/hr, the mask effect becomes obvious because the difference in urine metabolite concentrations becomes small and inconsistent.
In unpublished work, we found that as the percentage of measurements below MDL exceeds 85%, the relative bias in concentrations becomes as large as the estimated concentration.
However, even essential metals, when present in relatively high concentrations, become harmful24,25,26,27.
Non-detectable NO3-N concentrations became modal along ephemeral drainageways in 2006, when average concentrations in uplands first became <10 mg NO3-N L−1.
However, when vitamin D serum concentrations become deficient, the body will remove calcium from bone to maintain normal calcium blood levels.
On the other hand, higher nitrogen concentrations become toxic for algal survival.
Mortality can occur when DO concentrations become lower than 2 mg/L for more than 2 3 days consecutively (Chervinski 1982).
