Sentence examples for diminish concentrations from inspiring English sources

Even though it may be possible to diminish concentrations by the advection of clean water through the fracture features, back diffusion from mass held in the matrix will lead to a continuing source of contamination.

The most concentrated clusters were identified as Class I, with successively diminishing concentrations ranging to Class XII.

This corroborates the hypothesis that to promote nuclear disassembly it is necessary at early mitosis to enhance levels of phosphorylated lamin and that that requires diminished concentrations of p27 to allow for activation of the kinase complex.

Additional sites were measured to further investigate lateral transport, and diminishing concentrations of OA-d34 were observed up to 8 cm from the treatment site.

In brief, different concentrations of test compound were prepared by serial dilution and 20 μl of each concentration was added to the rows of a 96-well microtitre plate in diminishing concentrations.

Immunogenicity against therapeutic monoclonal antibodies (especially against infliximab and adalimumab) has been shown to be clinically important: it is associated with shorter response duration because of diminishing concentrations in the blood and with infusion reactions [ 72].

n-3 LC-PUFAs are chemically unstable, so that marine oils rapidly oxidize during storage to a complex chemical soup of lipid peroxides, secondary oxidation products, and diminishing concentrations of unoxidized fatty acids.

Immunogenicity against these antibodies has been shown to be clinically important: it is associated with shorter response duration because of diminishing concentrations in the blood and with infusion reactions.

We have previously shown that healthy, non-obese adults with a high plasma HDL-C concentration have greater plasma concentrations of a cholesterol synthesis marker (lathosterol) and diminished concentrations of intestinal dietary cholesterol absorption markers (campesterol and β-sitosterol) compared with low-HDL-C participants [ 22].

Greater than 50%% of RES is bioavailable in rodents and humans shortly after ingestion, but RES then undergoes rapid metabolism in the liver, as well as enterohepatic cycling where the metabolized RES is reabsorbed in the intestine further diminishing concentrations in the blood [ 46, 47].

Diminishing concentration of actin monomer in the cytoplasm decreases the occupancy of RPEL motifs on the transcriptional coactivator MAL.