Sentence examples for double the concentration from inspiring English sources

Switching from a generic version to Dilantin, on the other hand, would double the concentration of the drug in the blood, the researchers said.

The children from Burkina Faso were found to have more than double the concentration of their Italian counterparts.

Under these optimized conditions, in bench-scale fermentor runs, the CA concentration reached more than double the concentration obtained in shake-flasks runs.

Scientists have long suspected a link between inflammation and obesity-linked diabetes; and indeed, when Olefsky's team supplemented the fatty diet with a hefty helping of omega-3 fatty acids enough to double the concentration of omega-3 in the mice's blood the normal mice experienced a reduction in their diabetic symptoms.

In contrast, rats had more than double the concentration of AcHz compared to that of mice (rat/mouse AcHz ratio of 2.5), while the concentration of Hz was only slightly higher in rats compared to that in mice (Rat/Mouse Hz ratio of 1.5).

A double-blind crossover study in 25 healthy men further demonstrated that the time action profile of SC insulin aspart more closely resembled normal endogenous post-prandial release of insulin than RHI, achieving more than double the concentration and reaching maximum concentration (Cmax) in less than half of the time [ 39] (Fig.  1a).

Concentrations of these sources were more than double the concentrations of sea salt, oil combustion, and dust.

This seemingly paradoxical result occurs because doubling the pressure also doubles the concentration, according to the ideal gas equation of state, and hence doubles the concentration difference, which is the driving force for diffusion.

The post-benzoate ketchups also doubled the concentration of sugar so now ketchup was also sweet and all along ketchup had been salty and bitter.

For the United States, the benefits of reducing carbon-dioxide emissions would be much smaller than the harm done by doubling the concentration of the gas in the atmosphere.

Concerning climate change, our knowledge is extensive and firm: We know that doubling the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere compared to pre-industrial levels will cause warming of somewhere between 1.5°C and 4.5°C.