Sentence examples for eventual concentration from inspiring English sources

Positively charged NPs are easily recognized by opsonins resulting in the elimination of these particles by the reticuloendothelial system (RES) and its eventual concentration in the liver and spleen [40, 35].

That knowledge gave him a pretty dire expectation of eventual concentrations of carbon dioxide.

But when the French translation was published in 1950, it included an introduction by a prominent Catholic intellectual who presented Frank as "almost a Christian little girl" and evoked Jesus when describing her suffering and eventual death in a concentration camp, says history professor Philip Nord.

Police were also instructed to seize Jewish archives from synagogues and community offices, and to arrest and detain "healthy male Jews, who are not too old", for eventual transfer to (labor) concentration camps.

Inhibitory activities of TO-85 on nNOS were dependent on BH4 concentrations, suggesting eventual competition of TO-85 with BH4 when the substance interacts with nNOS.

Three studies have assessed the association between daily Hb concentrations and eventual neurologic outcome [ 154- 156].

The restriction of smoking to a foyer area outside the office complex resulted in a slow but eventual reduction in nicotine concentrations in the office complex.

HepG2 cells experienced a significant increase in inhibition at low concentrations of VN extract, with an eventual decline at the highest concentrations tested and with the increasing in the incubation period.

The effects of the main reaction parameters (i.e. solvent, temperature, catalyst concentration, time and eventual co-catalysts) on the NbCl5-promoted polymerization were investigated.

The char conversion and retention of AAEM together decided the AAEM concentration in the eventual char and the AAEM concentrations in char had a direct effect on char conversion and reactivity.

Unable to adjust to a stationary lifestyle, the family took to the streets, which led to their arrest in northern France and eventual incarceration in the Auschwitz concentration camp.