Sentence examples for concentrations which lead from inspiring English sources

Warmer temperatures drive increased BVOC emissions and increased SOA concentrations, which lead to a negative radiative effect and a cooling impact on climate22.

We hypothesized that prolonged periods without food during pregnancy increase maternal corticotropin-releasing hormone concentrations, which lead to preterm delivery.

The expected changes in the band gap values in CNPs are due to the increase of carrier concentrations which lead to the Burstein Moss effect [34].

It results in very high free cortisol concentrations which lead to increased urinary cortisol excretion.

Many of these drugs appear to have low toxicity profiles, so biological responses are expected below drug concentrations, which lead to massive side effects.

Reduced cell growth could be caused by higher acetoin concentrations which lead to accumulation of toxic diacetyl, catalyzed by non-enzymatic oxidations (López et al. 1975).

In addition, Nafion used as an immobilization film for eliminate the main interferences in relatively high concentrations, which led to an excellent selectivity.

Hemp is a separate strain of the species cannabis sativa, with lower THC concentrations and higher cannibidiol concentrations, which leads to decreased or no psychoactive effects.

The reaction results in the changes of ion concentrations which leads to local alteration of the conductivity of solution near the sensitive regions of transducer.

Furthermore, according to SIT.dat, Sr2+ speciation is dominated by a SrCl+ complex for Sr2+ at high Cl− concentrations, which leads to an underestimation of the celestine saturation (indicated in the last line in Table 1).

Riviere (1999) points out that regression analysis of pharmacokinetic data based on minimization of residual sums of squares (SS) are completely influenced by the earlier and greater concentrations, which leads to overestimation of most of the measurements made at later time points.