Sentence examples for concentrations excess from inspiring English sources

We reason that when glucose is present at high concentrations, excess carbon might flow via hexose phosphates into the biosynthesis of β-glucan and mannan, generating an elaborate cell wall that is relatively thick.

When Aβ40 and Aβ42 oligomers were added to cells in a Ca2+-free medium (which included 0.5 mM of the chelating agent, EGTA), no [Ca2+]c transients were observed; when Ca2+ was added to the medium (at concentrations excess of EGTA), the [Ca2+]c transients could be reactivated.

For all-cause mortality, significant positive associations were observed for NO2 and PM10 at lag 0 3 days per 10 μg/m3 increase in concentration (excess risks 1.187% 2.501%).

Depending on amphiphile concentration, excess silica particles with inner mesostructure forms in the bulk solution and some of those particles also adhere to the silica layers on the surface of CMCs.

Depending on the concentration, excess NO levels are implicated in the pathogenesis of CNS diseases including ischemia, trauma, neuroinflammatory, and neurodegenerative diseases [ 129– 129].

In their study, which included 1,130 children undergoing surgery and exposed to 6% HES 130/0.42, they did not report any adverse reactions and observed only non clinically relevant changes in metabolic parameters (plasma chloride ion concentration, excess base).

Pull-down studies with Ni2+ beads showed that each Skp1 isoform was fully competent at 0.1 μM to bind Fbs1 in a 3-fold concentration excess, indicative of normal function.

The localized concentration-excesses are attributed to flux from local sources distributed around the respective centroids.

Neon concentrations in excess of saturation (ΔNe) were used to identify excess air in the infiltrates.

In HCC, patients serum concentrations in excess of 100 U/mL independently predicts poorer overall survival while, in cholangiocarcinoma patients, serum CA19-9 concentratinns in excess of 150 U/mL were associated with a worse overall survival [ 97, 103].

For this reason, caffeine used to be regarded as a restricted substance in elite competition, with urinary concentrations in excess of 12µg/ml (the equivalent of six cups of coffee) regarded as being illegal.