Sentence examples for concentrations first from inspiring English sources
In the ethylene propane flames, existing experimental results showed a synergistic effect in PAH concentrations, i.e. PAH concentrations first increased and then decreased with increasing propane mixing.
Officially known as the Department of Mechanical Engineering since 1985, this field of study was one of the three engineering concentrations first offered at Johns Hopkins University starting in 1913.
This corresponds to the observations of Phenrat et al. [15]: in high concentrations, first nanoparticles aggregate into clusters, then the created clusters aggregate into pairs or triplets, and finally into chain-like fractal aggregates.
However, process parameters that incorporate ways to provide good ethanol production under conditions of high sugar, high inhibitors, high ethanol and low additional nutrient concentrations first need to be established.
In cases of chronic exposure lead often sequesters in the highest concentrations first in the bones, then in the kidneys.
Glucose does not have an effect on auxin-induced LRP formation at low auxin concentrations (first mode, p = 0.68), however at high auxin concentrations (3 µM) glucose strongly decreases the number of auxin-induced LRP (Fig. 3A, second mode, p<0.0001).
Furthermore, the brain exhibits high copper concentrations second only to the liver [13] making DU145 cells a particularly appropriate cell line for the current type of study.
In our study, Neurofilin-2 (NRP2; UniProtKB: O60462), is a protein whose plasma concentration first decreases and then returns to its original concentration within seven days after space flight.
It was found that the initial polymerization rate was first order with respect to molar monomer concentration, first order with respect to molar initiator concentration, and zeroth order with respect to molar emulsifier concentration.
The molded pulp product experiences the process from structural deformation, local stress concentration, first local buckling, redistribution of stress, global buckling, to structural dilapidation and densification.
The intercellular CO2 concentration first decreased and then increased with increasing soil salinity in the seedling stage, and the instantaneous leaf water-use efficiency fluctuated with soil salinity.
