Sentence examples for concentrations to live from inspiring English sources

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Salt water plants (halophytes) have additional specialized adaptations, such as the development of special organs for shedding salt and osmoregulating their internal salt (NaCl) concentrations, to live in estuarine, brackish, or oceanic environments.

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But it turns out that most trauma victims — even survivors of combat, torture or concentration camps — rebound to live full, normal lives.

To simply write off an ethnic minority as a nuisance to be put into virtual concentration camps and left to live in segregated squalor can no longer be overlooked by civilized people.

For a Jew who survived the concentration camp and continued to live in Germany surrounded by his oppressor and for the woman who was infected with AIDS by a knowing partner, to forgive was less an act of graciousness but rather an intentional effort towards personal freedom and renewed power.

For filipin staining, cells expression from plasmid pJM512 was induced by growth in the absence of thiamine for 20 hours at 32˚C; filipin (Sigma F9765) was added at a final concentration of 5 μg/mL to live cells.

Eisner was Jewish, and Hitler fumed about this "betrayal" in a speech in 1922, saying that the Jews should learn "how it feels to live in concentration camps!" Certainly, Pitzer's description of various concentration camps contains so many examples of cruelty and degradation that it's impossible to see them as a mere failure to acknowledge the humanity of their victims.

She examined the talismans people with grave illnesses use to distance themselves from death — the magic of doctors, the power of the will to live, a concentration on the details of daily life (like growing peas in Nova Scotia, where we lived in the summer).

"It's tremendously influential in your early years to live near a concentration camp," she said.

After having her I had more to live for – my concentration's on coming out and giving her everything, getting a job".

However, such a comparison, primarily extrapolating an event in non-living tissue at a high concentration of formaldehyde to living tissue, in vivo, at low concentration is suspect.

Hydrogen peroxide is nonreactive, but its high concentrations are toxic to living cells, and changed into free radical called hydroxyl radicals; therefore, the scavenging affects of various fractions are evaluated against this free radical (Table 3).

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