Sentence examples for concentrations thought to from inspiring English sources
Some locations in Sydney Harbour (Sydney, Australia) contain large amounts of contaminants (heavy metals and hydrocarbons), sometimes in concentrations thought to affect biological systems.
Natural isoprene bumps forest ozone up to concentrations thought to reduce pine tree growth and endanger the health of people with respiratory problems, he says.
Both drugs were diluted in complete assay media (CAM) to concentrations thought to be achievable clinically.
Although the presence of an individual allergen is more likely associated with one or more socioeconomic or ethnic factors, most homes typically have multiple allergen burdens in excess of concentrations thought to be associated with sensitization and exacerbation of asthma.
All drugs were diluted in CAM to concentrations thought to be clinically achievable (gefitinib 0.06 2 μ M, erlotinib 0.2 6.5 μ M, ZSTK474 0.07–2.2 μ M, sirolimus 0.06 2 μ M).
Consequently, NCKX4 stimulation was tested with 5 μM UTP, a concentration thought to activate P2Y but not P2X receptors [ 28, 29].
High H2 concentrations are thought to stimulate methanogenesis while suppressing production of acetate and VFA in general, while low H2 concentrations will stimulate VFA production, especially acetogenesis but suppress methanogenesis.
The size factor and electronic concentrations are thought to influence the martensitic transformation temperature in the NiMnGa alloys.
The considerable experimental efforts to unambiguously assign intermediate species and to provide reliable quantitative concentrations are thought to be valuable for improving the mechanisms for higher alcohol combustion.
It is therefore plausible that the metastasis-inhibiting effect of BAPN might prove even more complete in 'real life' scenarios where circulating tumor cell concentrations are thought to be exceedingly low.
Considering that sulfide and free iron are toxic to the cell, intracellular concentrations are thought to be extremely low.
