Sentence examples for concerned figures from inspiring English sources

Pure protein (CusA or AcrB) at 1 mg/ml was mixed with proteases (chymotrypsin, trypsin, elastase, subtilysin, thermolysin or papain) at the desired weight-to-weight ratio as indicated in the legends of the concerned figures.

As far as immature granule neurons in the GCL were concerned (figures 7 and 8), we found a significant increase (≈100%; (F 1,15) 114.027, p<0.0001) in the total number of DCX+ cells in EE mice with regards to the controls.

The average particles size was 40 to 60 nm (43%) as per vertical heights are concerned (Figure 5a); many others range in between 60 and 80 nm heights.

As far as the binding of LPS is concerned, Figure  3 shows that this envelope macromolecule was incapable of binding sub-fraction #5 in two distinct experiments with two separate preparations.

Even allowing for the notorious difficulties of polling Hispanics and relatively small sample sizes, these are concerning figures.

The UK's drug advisers are to review the effects of cocaine after describing as "deeply concerning" figures showing big jumps in its usage.

The head of the NHS in England has called on trusts to act on "deeply concerning" figures showing far more black and minority ethnic (BME) staff than white staff report harassment, bullying or abuse by colleagues and managers.

A Scottish government spokesman said: "These are concerning figures and we are currently looking at how we can tackle the issue of children missing from education.

These concerning figures emphasize the urgent need to identify socio-structural factors that contribute to poor retention in HIV care and low rates of treatment adherence within this group.

In his interview with ABC White House reporter Jon Karl on Saturday, Sekulow, a longtime Trump ally and a member of his personal legal team, asserted that if Veselnitskaya and Akhmetshin were such concerning figures, the Secret Service should have prevented them from entering Trump Tower.

The main direct causes for this concerning figures are malaria, pneumonia and diarrhoea as well as and HIV/AIDS and malnutrition – associated with 50 per cent of child deaths.