Sentence examples for concentrations closer from inspiring English sources

However, due to the high Pb concentrations used in this study further investigations at Pb concentrations closer to human exposure are needed to verify the results.

Moreover, the latter predicts ethanol concentrations closer to experimental data.

It is likely that disease related biomarkers could be found in substantially higher concentrations closer to the source, i.e. in the tumor microenvironment [4], [5].

Chloride-liberal fluids were fluids containing supraphysiological concentrations of chloride (0.9% saline, 20% and 5% albumin); chloride-restrictive fluids were fluids with chloride concentrations closer to plasma (0.45% saline, Ringer's lactate).

We therefore argue that while individual field applications may target concentrations closer to 1 or 2 mg/L that would effectively control the targeted populations, our experimental conditions simulate the lower concentrations and exposure times that many populations are likely to experience under realistic field conditions when 2,4-D rapidly dilutes and dissipates.

The productivity can often be increased by operating the process at low dissolved oxygen concentrations close to the limitation level.

In order to experimentally confirm LoQ, six standard solutions with concentrations close to the LoQ were prepared and analysed.

At concentrations close to those of L-type calcium channel blocking ones, compound 12 did not affect mitochondrial functioning; also, no toxicity was obtained in vivo.

In accordance with the predominant wind direction in Europe, the model predicts high concentrations close to the major sources as well as towards Central and Northeast regions.

The samples taken at depth at each site had organic C and P concentrations close to the average values for each core (Fig. 2).

The high-volume sampler allowed measurement of pollen concentrations close to the source and even under turbulent wind conditions in the field.