Sentence examples for excellent concentration from inspiring English sources

He returned to see the nurse three weeks later and reported excellent concentration: "reading books — read 10!" her notes indicate.

A group of 43 renal transplant patients, whose kidney function was assessed as being stable, demonstrated excellent concentration ability after a daylong Ramadan fast.

Concentration: Reaching the moment-by-moment destinations of your Spiritual path requires not only strong effort, and mindfulness, but also excellent concentration skills because you will need to remain fully aware of each moment as it arises and passes away.

We further investigate the separation of CdTe and carbon quantum dots dispersed in water and toluene by these membranes, and they show excellent concentration and fractionation effect.

Captain William Cook, the intelligence officer of the 320th Bombardment Group wrote afterwards that "an excellent concentration of bombs bracketed the bridge" and a "train of 40/50 cars standing across the bridge received direct hits destroying 10 cars, derailing three and the remainder buckled up in an arch".

Excellent concentration and a seductive mouthfeel.

Due to the need for lightning fast decisions, it is also excellent for concentration and focus.

It achieves an excellent intravitreal concentration after oral or intravenous administration [36].

Under the optimized extraction conditions, the method showed good linearity (0.3 20,000 ng/L), repeatability, low limits of detections (0.49 0.7 ng/L) and excellent pre-concentration factors (185 1872).

The JNK sensor reported activity for each of the three major JNK isoforms, JNK1, JNK2, and JNK3, while the selectivity for JNK1/2/3 over other MAP and non-MAP kinases was excellent at concentrations of 2 × KM, with no greater than 12.5% activity observed for any of the off target kinases.

It was shown that the theoretical equation, based on the assumption of the additivity of free volumes of the components, was capable of predicting with excellent accuracy the concentration, temperature, and pressure dependence of the viscosities of the investigated polymeric solutions.