Sentence examples for enhanced concentrations from inspiring English sources

The Galileo probe did measure enhanced concentrations, as expected, but not in the pattern predicted by the ice explanation.

At the same time, fly ash is known to have enhanced concentrations of Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials NORMM).

A neutron spectrometer on board the Lunar Prospector spacecraft detected enhanced concentrations of hydrogen close to the northern and southern lunar poles, including the crater Shackleton.

Higher temperature and/or longer reaction time reduced the yield of XOS and enhanced concentrations of monosaccharides (arabinose and galactose).

Enhanced concentrations have been reported in several physiological and pathological inflammatory conditions (Shishido et al, 1994; Naya et al, 1997; Cheng et al, 1999; MacArthur et al, 2000; Lu et al, 2003; Liu et al, 2004; Sindrilaru et al, 2011).

6 The underlying mechanisms promoting skin aging comprise enhanced concentrations of reactive oxygen species (ROS) due to repetitive UV irradiation and reduced antioxidant defense occurring both in photoaging and in intrinsic aging.

Many stimulants, like caffeine, Adderall, and Ritalin, are taken to increase focus one recent poll found that nearly twenty per cent of scientists and researchers regularly took prescription drugs to "enhance concentration"—but, according to Jung-Beeman and Kounios, drugs may actually make insights less likely, by sharpening the spotlight of attention and discouraging mental rambles.

It is a measure of the success of secular mindfulness programmes that they are now seen not only as a tool for promoting mental health and wellbeing, but also for enhancing concentration and performance under pressure in sport, commerce and the armed forces.

The idea is to enhance concentration, reach a goal in stages and finish everything, instead of allowing a task to become too overwhelming.

The increase in hydraulic resistance also results in reducing permeate flux and enhancing concentration polarization which causes a decrease in salt rejection (Matin et al. 2011).

A critical advantage of such in situ analysis is the possibility to enhance concentration and detection limits and to provide ground truth for orbital measurements.