Sentence examples for dips in concentration from inspiring English sources

But you can be allergic to them and experience dips in concentration as their effect wears off.

Levels of growth factor, a muscle-promoting, insulin-like substance that dips in concentration with age, may also be factors.

Both PS and WMS are based on reaction time measures, and these may show considerable fluctuation due to, e.g., short dips in concentration.

The afternoon dip in concentration means that between 3pm and 6pm people are more likely to retweet other people's tweets than create their own.

But the Knicks, who have a habit of blowing big leads, recovered from their dip in concentration and were able to go on a 13-2 run to separate themselves from the weary Hornets.

There is also a technical issue that would preclude detection of dips in cytoplasmic concentrations under each membrane peak: diffraction of light from the probes concentrated in the peak at the membrane would mask the dip in the cytoplasm.

The paleoclimatic record shows downward dips in atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide and methane during times of plague-related depopulation - when forest clearing would have slowed, animal husbandry receded and rice growing declined.

This was hypothesized to serve the purpose of storing up free ferric ions which could subsequently be internalized into the cells by the siderophores, in order to safeguard against a sudden dip in iron concentration.

If Serena Williams can survive her recurring, inexplicable dips in power and concentration yet prevail against a young contender as talented as Garbiñe Muguruza to win her sixth Wimbledon title and her 21st major, she is well placed to continue breaking records for as long as her body and spirit allow.

They found a sharp dip in methane concentrations after 1992; that dip corresponded with a decrease in a source with a carbon isotopic value of about -40‰.

A 156-mm monocrystalline silicon wafer was dipped in high-concentration alkali solution at 80°C for 1 to 2 min to remove the roughness of the wafer.