Sentence examples for concentrations to address from inspiring English sources
Several studies have taken opportunistic advantage of sudden changes in pollution concentrations to address the same question we have.
In this study, the evaluations were performed on a concentration level of 10 µg/L perchlorate, reflecting potentially lower concentrations to be addressed by the ISO standard.
Two months later, the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection proposed a cleanup guidance concentration of 1 ppb to address contamination in that state's water.
Using two pieces of evidence (wealth quintiles plus concentration index) enables implementers to address apparent inequities by designing action-oriented strategies.
Even if regulators are preoccupied with sorting out the current mess, they shouldn't forget to address big concentrations of risk once the financial system looks more stable.
Thus, the present results suggest that in addition to the commonly cited naphthenic acids, remediation of OSPW-impacted groundwater will need to address high concentrations of major ions contributing to salinization.
Even Andrew Carnegie testified in Congress in favor of an estate tax as the best way to address wealth concentration.
While his post was more conservative than Fisher's battle cry to bust up the megabanks, Haldane similarly argued that not enough action has been taken to address the concentration of the financial system.
Tax Estates Over $3.5 Million For Individuals, $7 Million for Couples: One hundred years ago, President Theodore Roosevelt urged Congress to address the concentration of wealth by instituting a "graduated inheritance tax".
To address potential concentration-dependent effects, SAXS exposures were conducted on a series of Skp1 dilutions.
