Sentence examples for concentrations in the same range from inspiring English sources

In a solvent such as DMF, a similar polymer having poly tetramethylene oxide) and urea blocks and measured with identical conditions exhibited the expected behavior, showing increasing reduced viscosities over concentrations in the same range.

If the IV/III ratio is decreased (IV/III = 0.04), just the upper part of grown nanowires show heavy doping effect (ND ≥ 1 × 1017 cm-3), with graded carrier concentrations in the same range as described before (see Figure 4 black dots).

In some cases (Gedareng, Grogol), resuspension of previously deposited fine material due to increased discharge is most likely the cause of these higher Al and Fe concentrations because of the supersaturation versus calcite and Ca/HCO3 concentrations in the same range like dry (e.g. 2009) or normal rainy seasons (e.g. 2010).

Exogenous NM23 was added at concentrations in the same range as those shown to bind to MUC1*1110-ecd peptides in the SPR experiments.

Furthermore, three other cell types were shown to have basal 8-oxo-dGuo concentrations in the same range (Table 2).

These authors reported concentrations in the same range as our study [e.g., Figure 1 in our paper (Sjödin et al. 2004)].

For the antibacterial test, sterile 250-ml Erlenmeyer flasks, each containing 100 ml of nutrient broth medium and the desired amount of ZnO-MFs, were inoculated with 1 ml of freshly prepared bacterial suspension in order to maintain the initial bacterial concentration in the same range in all the flasks.

At this concentration the ERα response was high, which makes it easier to detect the tracer receptor complex in an on-line assay, with a low S/N ratio, and with the concentration in the same range as the KD value, which makes it possible to determine IC50 values more accurately.

The selenium concentrations (mean ± SD, 100 ± 22 μg/L) do not indicate deficiency, and the concentrations were in the same range as reported in several other European populations (Batáriová et al. 2005; Van Cauwenbergh et al. 1990).

In the enzyme radioprotection assays (Figure 4C, D and E), the amino acid and peptide concentrations were in the same range as those in D. radiodurans homogenates prepared in 20% TCA.

Interestingly, these concentrations are in the same range as the patulin production found in P. expansum strain PEX1 [ 19], although PG3 exhibited distinct differences in colony morphology and slower growth kinetics compared with PEX1 (Additional file 1: Figure S1).