Sentence examples for despite the concentration of from inspiring English sources

Despite the concentration of stores in southern and central Manhattan, there is a lot of untapped territory elsewhere in the city.

A hundred and twenty-five years later, despite the concentration of high-powered firms across the Hudson, New Jersey still has some talented lawyers — or, rather, "multitalented lawyers," according to Robert Steinbaum, the Law Journal's publisher.

But despite the concentration of creative talent and energy in the city — something vitally important to the film, media and publishing industries — the city has only "a modest-sized cluster" of video companies: about 30 game-development companies and another 55 involved in some aspect of video games, according to the report.

In conclusion, the removal of the MPs causes drastic effects on D. magna abundances despite the concentration of MPs, competition or habitat structure.

Because NCBMs of a uniform size have less friction, and because of the flow resistance between NCBMs and NCBMs or between NCBMs and water molecules, the viscosity of P4 was lower than that of P2 despite the concentration of P4 being higher than that of P2.

Despite the concentration of the DNA purified, all samples were diluted 10 times in sterile ultrapure water, before being used in the PCR reactions.

But, despite this, the concentration of plasma cholesterol in the KO mice remained low.

Sampling was made in the mid-exponential phase, where pseudo-steady-state can be assumed (i.e., growth rate and physiological yields appear constant during the exponential phase, despite changes in the concentration of extracellular metabolites).

The volunteers consistently rated the solutions containing salt as being less bitter, despite the fact that the concentration of the bitter chemical in both solutions was identical.

It is worth to note that enhanced PL intensity of the Si=O states has been obtained after high-temperature annealing despite the reduction of the concentration of the Si=O states, as shown in Figure 1.

Interestingly, not much xylose was taken up after 48 h in any of the SSF experiments, despite the fact that the concentration of hexoses was generally very low and xylose was available in significant amounts.