Sentence examples for drastic concentration from inspiring English sources

General Bonaparte, however, advocated a more drastic concentration of power.

Combining advantages of nanoscale architectures, including drastic concentration of electric field, possibility of manipulation at the nanoscale etc, and high phase and spectral sensitivities, PSLRs promise the advancement of current state-of-the-art plasmonic biosensing technology toward single molecule label-free detection.

Further, given the drastic pollutant concentration decrease at the beginning of the Olympics period and the increase after the Olympics (Rich et al. 2012; Zhang et al. 2013), these pollutants were all highly correlated during the study period, making assessments of health effects associated with individual pollutants and/or pollutant sources difficult.

The increase of 2.8 in Hb (and no significant effect on ret%) is due to a drastic hemo-concentration caused by the specific race conditions.

During times of drastic changes in concentrations of the exposures, in principle, two competing factors may explain a change in effect estimates.

Prolonging the incubation period to 72��h has resulted in drastic reduction of glucose concentration.

An increase of the pressure gave rise to a drastic enhancement of the concentration of hydrogen peroxide.

Furthermore, floating sensors' ability to measure the gas exposure is limited by the drastic reduction in gas concentration due to the flow level of the transported liquid.

In addition, there is concern over whether the drastic decline in silt concentration may also have an impact on mating and spawning behavior.

Drastic increase of hole concentration is observed in (n) c-Si layer near the interface for increasing values of band offset, with the appearance of a strong inversion layer for ΔE V > 0.2 eV.

Siemons et al. estimated that the Ru vacancy concentration causing drastic change of RRR is much smaller than a few percent for the range of samples they studied, from the fact that the decrease of the Curie temperature is as small as approximately 10 K [27].