Sentence examples for concerning concentrations of from inspiring English sources
The report was based on published data concerning concentrations of PFOS and PFOA in various foods in Europe and on the amount of the individual foods consumed according to the 'Concise European Food Consumption Database' [15].
The serum concentrations of TGF-β1 were found to be decreased also in patients with KD [ 48], but to the authors knowledge data concerning concentrations of TGF-β1 in CSF of patients with KD are lacking.
Although a number of reports have been published concerning concentrations of ET-1 or NO in the circulation of patients with SSc [ 8, 13- 21], this report is the first to describe an imbalance in the NO/ET-1 ratio in patients with PAH.
Within the ongoing discussion concerning concentration of healthcare facilities, it is to be expected that qualified transport of critically ill patients will become a key factor of success in future intensive care medicine development.
The use of recombinant multiepitope proteins over expressed in E. coli can be used in diagnostic kits for hepatitis B with several advantages: lower costs, facilitated manipulation, and elimination of problems concerning concentration of different peptides in the kits [ 18– 24].
Our framework, shown in Figure 3, includes driving forces; sources of releases of environment agents of concern; concentrations of environmental agents of concern measured or estimated in environmental ambient or exposure media; concentrations of agents of concern in human tissues; and health outcomes (diseases and disorders) in populations.
The objectionable content seems to have concerned concentration camps, of which Kaltenbrunner would not admit any knowledge.
The range of parameters applied was wide, especially concerning inlet concentrations of reactants: χH20 (10 80% mol), χCO20 (3–40% mol), χCO0 (0–20% mol).
An objective of the North American Soil Geochemical Landscapes Project is to provide relevant data concerning bioaccessible concentrations of elements in soil to government and other institutions undertaking environmental studies.
We reviewed the available literature concerning environmental concentrations of six ENMs (TiO2, ZnO, Ag, fullerenes, CNT and CeO2) in surface waters, wastewater treatment plant effluents, biosolids, sediments, soils and air.
