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When Dr Renslo fed mice a diet containing the improved aminothiazoles, he found that the most promising of them accumulated in the brain in concentrations nearly 25 times higher than those required to clear prions from cultured cells.

There are more than 150 food carts licensed in New Haven, but the largest concentrations (nearly three dozen) are outside the hospital and the Yale School of Medicine They are well known to members of the medical community, who throng into the streets, rain or shine, year-round, to wait on lunch lines that can be 20 deep, but unknown in other parts of town.

It is a metastable aqueous solution with pH ~ 7.40, supersaturated with respect to the precipitation of OCP, β-TCP, CDHA and HA (Lu and Leng 2005), containing only inorganic ions in concentrations nearly equal to those in human blood plasma.

Specifically, in vitro, an acellular SBF with ion concentrations nearly equal to those in the blood plasma could reproduce the formation of apatite layer on the polymer nanofiber composite (Kim et al. 2004).

Analyte preconcentration technique is a useful sample preparation step in the detection of toxic metals from aqueous samples especially for metals occur at low concentrations (nearly <1 mg/l) in groundwater samples and could pass through many analytical instruments undetected attributed to matrix interference (Liu et al. 2006).

On the basis of these findings, a bonelike apatite layer can be formed even on metals such as silicon, titanium and its alloys, tantalum, and organic polymers such as poly ethylene terephthalate), polyether sulfone and polyethylene in a simulated body fluid with ion concentrations nearly equal to those of human blood plasma, when their surfaces are a little modified.

Spain acquired the dubious distinction of having the highest concentration — nearly one-fifth — of all the 500-euro bills on the continent.

SoHo, the thinned-out Chelsea of yesteryear, demands little shoe leather but lots of thought and concentration; nearly all of Manhattan's still-experimental alternative spaces are there.

While Scotland makes up about one-third of the area of the United Kingdom, it has less than one-tenth of the population, of which the greatest concentration (nearly three-fourths) lives in the central belt.

As Alivisatos and his colleagues proposed, at a relatively low monomer concentration, nearly round nanocrystals are formed with a relatively large size distribution.

The biomimetic apatite deposition behavior was evaluated under simulated body fluid (SBF) with an ion concentration nearly equal to human blood plasma.