Sentence examples for especially concentrated at from inspiring English sources

Mitotic centromere-associated kinesin is present throughout the cell, but is especially concentrated at the centromeres, kinetochores and spindle poles (Gorbsky, 2004).

This complex is especially concentrated at postsynaptic densities [ 4] in diverse brain areas [ 4, 37], but only the β-dystrobrevin isoform is expressed in neurons [ 4].

It is interesting that CSAD immunofluorescence was especially concentrated at EHBDs and addition of taurine seemed to rescue the cellular integrity of the hepatocytes during developmental BA, as hepatocytes showed more normal cellular morphology and apoptosis suppressing factor BCL2 immunofluorescence.

Mitotic centromere-associated kinesin (MCAK), which is a member of kinesin-13, is found throughout the cell, and is especially concentrated at the centromeres, kinetochores, and spindle poles (Wordeman and Mitchison, 1995).

Note that as the plane of focus moves through the sample, the fine thread-like labeling can be seen to be especially concentrated at the lateral contacts between the epithelial cells just below the apical surface.

"It's especially concentrated in the urban areas.

They are especially concentrated in the upper stretches, where the rocky bottom is to their liking and they cluster in densities estimated at 10,000 to 20,000 individuals per square meter (about 10 square feet).

Nearly 3,000 foundries are spread across the country, and are especially concentrated in the Midwest.

The hypothesis we propose is that a financial crisis that originates in consumer debt, especially consumer debt concentrated at the low end of the wealth and income distribution, can be transmitted quickly and forcefully into the financial system.

The upper right graphs in Figures 3 and 4 indicate that during the 1960s mortality gains were heavily concentrated in infancy, especially, and childhood, with offsetting increments in deaths concentrated at ages 65 and older.

The area is well-patrolled by police, who are often concentrated at the other end of the Croisette, especially during red-carpet events at the Palais, but who also fan out along the length of the boulevard.