Sentence examples for concentrations which contribute from inspiring English sources

However in terms of therapeutic responses it is the DHA concentrations which contribute the majority of effect and these were relatively unaffected.

We hypothesize that due to reduced secretion of chylomicrons from ApoE −/− Dgat1 −/− enterocytes, cholesterol resides within the small intestine, resulting in decreased plasma TG and cholesterol concentrations, which contributes to the attenuation of plaque formation in these mice.

This change of shape as a function of [NaOH] is attributed to OH− ion concentration which contributes to the nucleation process [18].

"Income inequality," Zucman and Saez write, "has a snowballing effect on the wealth distribution: top incomes are being saved at high rates, pushing wealth concentration up; in turn, rising wealth inequality leads to rising capital income concentration, which contributes to further increasing top income and wealth shares".

This lack of association may occur because quasi-ultrafine PM mass is dominated by the larger size fraction of that mode that has lower number concentrations than nanoparticles, which contribute little to mass but dominate particle numbers.

It is hoped that this will in turn facilitate the development of theoretically grounded cognitive interventions aimed at tackling the symptoms of poor concentration and worry which contribute to the distress and dysfunction experienced by anxious individuals.

There are many other factors such as vitamin D status, PTH level, calcium and phosphate concentration, and metabolic acidosis, which contribute to bone metabolism and function [ 92].

The scientists say air monitoring conducted over central Pennsylvania on Aug. 15, the second day of the blackout, showed sharply reduced concentrations of ozone and sulfur dioxide, which contribute to haze and smog.

Variation in total phosphorus concentration and availability are related to differences in the initial P content of these tills; Ross Sea tills contain basalts and kenyte which contribute to higher concentrations of phosphorus relative to soils developing on tills deposited by advances of the Taylor Glacier.

The effluent from dying industry comprises moderate concentration (10 200 mg ml−1) of dyestuffs which contribute significant contamination of aquatic ecosystem (Neill et al. 1999).

However, weathering of rocks and leaching of fluorine-bearing minerals are the major reasons which contribute to elevated concentration of fluoride in groundwater (Patel et al. 2014; Jagadeshan et al. 2015).