Sentence examples for controlling concentrations from inspiring English sources
There is a growing trend toward aerial applications of deadly poisons, like parathion, a member of the family of organic-phosphate insecticides, for the purpose of "controlling" concentrations of birds distasteful to farmers.
The model application to the Lausitz mining district (Germany) shows that the most important factors controlling concentrations and discharge of sulfate are mixing/dilution with ambient groundwater and the rates of biological sulfate reduction during subsurface transport.
Since electrochemical technique offers control over reaction parameters and excellent repeatability, the amounts of graphene and gold nanoparticles for the each layer can be pre-determined by controlling concentrations of graphene oxide and chlorauric acid.
Electrical properties of Au-catalyzed GaAs nanowires can be adjusted by controlling concentrations of Be and Si dopants through source temperatures.
Despite much speculation, the principal factors controlling concentrations of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) in settled house dust (SHD) have not yet been identified.
Hormone and WMP concentrations in CSE and PI samples generally decreased with increasing discharge, reflecting that dilution of wastewater by storm runoff is the main process controlling concentrations of these compounds in CSE and PI samples.
Mass transport can then control concentrations at active sites and thus product compositions.
Using carefully controlled concentrations resulted in higher fluorescence intensity and lower background signals, thus permitting high speed imaging in 3-D (Methods, Supporting Information).
To determine the vertical distribution of mass within the plume through inversion we assumed an empirical parameterization30,36 that controls concentration of mass along the column.
So, you can control concentration in the body by either changing how much of the molecule you keep or how much water you retain or how much water you lose.
Countries across Europe have struggled to control concentration levels, which are higher than in the United States because of the Continent's heavy use of diesel fuel.
