Sentence examples for diverging concentrations of from inspiring English sources

Within forest sites, Hangen and Prinz (Bayerisches Landesamt für Umwelt [15]) could, however, identify regions with diverging concentrations of PCDD/F in organic as well as in top soil layers (cf. Figs 4 and 5).

Coagulation was predicted when the mass-transport equation diverged to concentrations higher than that of the maximum osmotic pressure.

However the similarity in the effects of the two peptides diverged at concentrations greater than 10 nM.

Diverging traditions of ritual, law and practice soon emerged.

Here, diverging views of nature are generally avoided.

Diverging interpretations of interdependence between teams.

However, at concentrations of 5 μM and above the compounds diverge in terms of their ability to inhibit IL-1β production.

Rockefeller's empire became, says Mr Smith, "a proxy for everything that Americans feared and what they feared was a concentration of power".Here Americans diverged sharply from Europeans, who have been much more comfortable with concentrations of power manifested in big government and nationalised industries.

However, as concentrations of stimulating ligand rises, the transcriptome responses diverge, reflecting a need for specific responses to the two stimulating chemicals.

Diverging results have previously been found for the associations between pre-pregnancy BMI and blood concentrations of organochlorine compounds during pregnancy [ 10, 11, 14].

This experiment needs to be repeated adding varying concentrations of cytokine to normal bovine serum and milk since recovery experiments can show diverging results depending on the amount of cytokine added [ 3].