Sentence examples for drop in concentration from inspiring English sources

The machine is able to follow the Acanthamoeba as they move and to measure the drop in concentration of the Salmonella bacteria is they are eaten.

Out went Geoff Cameron, whose shinned clearance had gifted Nani the opening goal against Portugal, and whose drop in concentration was a contributing factor, but certainly not the sole cause, in the second.

Low-pH discharges tend to have higher REY concentrations than circumneutral discharges, and a precipitous drop in concentration around pH 6.6 suggests adsorption of REY in the mine water flow path at near-neutral pH values.

The figure shows also the drop in concentration and exhalation rate due to the occurrences of earthquakes during the time interval 13A (black arrow) and thunder effect during time interval 15A (red arrow).

Eventually, she published strong, direct evidence for the so-called gradient model, which posits that it's not just the concentration of signaling molecules called morphogens, but also how precipitously they drop in concentration as they travel from their source, that regulates growth.

This drop in concentration in tumor tissues was most likely due to competition at the tumor site and indicated that, as desired, we were "hitting the target," other possibilities include modulation of antigen or due to a significant tumor response from treatment-induced shrinkage (not supported by CT data).

The rapid drop-off in concentration, however, may have reflected an increasing offset from the centerline of impacts with greater downwind measurement distance.

Jan 22 (Reuters) - A Montana town's water supply, contaminated by oil from a breached pipeline over the weekend, may be safe for drinking again by Friday, state officials said, after tests showed a drop in concentrations of a cancer-causing petrochemical.

If a similar drop in concentrations also applies to PBDD/Fs, which is plausible but speculative at this time given the lack of confirmatory data, the load of PBDD/Fs in U.S. biosolids calculated for the year 2006/7 would be approximately 77 ± 74 kg.

As demonstrated by a few selected representative components, there is a dramatic drop-off in concentrations with time.

According to a new study, that ban appears to have resulted in steep drops in concentrations of lindane in Southern California's wastewater and a dramatic reduction in calls to the California Poison Control System [ EHP 116:297–302; Humphreys et al.].