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The toxicity results of reclaimed water were converted into the equivalent concentrations of the corresponding positive reference substances (EQC).
An overnight culture of each strain was inoculated in 20-ml LB medium supplemented with definite concentrations of the corresponding heavy metals and incubated for 24 h under the previously mentioned conditions.
In this equation, the concentrations are expressed as milli-equivalents per liter and are computed by dividing the aqueous concentrations of the corresponding ion expressed in milligrams per liter by the product of its atomic weight and the ionic charge (Simsek and Gunduz 2007).
All oxidation states have their characteristic optical absorption spectra, with a few sharp peaks in the visible and mid-infrared regions, and the position and intensity of these peaks can be converted into the concentrations of the corresponding oxidation states.
This doubles the concentrations of the corresponding gene products (and of their synthesis and degradation rates).
Each labeled nucleoside solution was mixed with three solutions with different concentrations of the corresponding unlabeled nucleosides.
Their binary electrolytes containing high concentration of the corresponding lithium salt ([Li+] >1.6 mol kg−1) show Li+ ion transference number (tLi+) as high as 0.6 0.7.
In the second approach (ii), the actual mRNA (or rRNA) concentration of specifically selected gene transcripts, measured as cDNA, is divided by the concentration of the corresponding gene, resulting in the cDNA/DNA ratio.
The direction of the variable arrows indicates the direction in which the concentration of the corresponding species increases most, and the length of the arrows equals the rate of change in that direction.
1H-NMR has an exceptional reproducibility and is quantitative to the extent that a given peak area is directly proportional to the concentration of the corresponding metabolite, turning this technique a well-established approach for metabolomics (Maher et al. 2008).
