Sentence examples for expand the concentration from inspiring English sources

On the eve of the 70th anniversary of Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, come revelations that blueprints were found, from 1941, in a Berlin flat that reveal the plan to expand the concentration camp at Auschwitz, and annihilate 11 million European Jews.

*Pools 7 10 may be further diluted to expand the concentration range tested.

(C ) The concerted effect of these two neuromodulatory systems increases behavioral attraction and expands the concentration range over which attraction to vinegar manifests.

Although this may be per se protective against the clinical damage of hyperbilirubinemia, one would expect that newer technologies should be more accurate therefore expanding the concentration range where a TSB determination can be spared.

To expand the range of galactose concentrations for which the system has memory (Acar et al., 2005), we used a strain of yeast constitutively expressing the repressor GAL80 (which codes for a transcriptional repressor involved in one of the many feedback loops that stabilize memory in this network).

These findings indicate that the risk of renal and bone marrow toxicity would be lower or similar if priming was used, which would expand the therapeutic window; the activity concentration measured in the blood has been shown to closely mimic the activity concentration in the bone marrow [32].

These filopodia extend in the direction of higher chemokine concentration and expand the surface for Cxcl12a binding, thereby further enhancing Cxcr4b signalling at the cell front and effectively enhancing the absolute differences in ligand levels detected along the front-back axis of the cell.

We envision that our synthetic strategy can generate ratiometric sensors for other of analytes, which would expand the chemical toolkit for determining concentrations of analytes in biological material.

In this issue of Genome Medicine, Suhre and colleagues [ 7] side-step a fundamental challenge in previous GWASs, the decomposition of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectra into known metabolite concentrations, to expand the power of spectral association studies.

As the top-coal thickness increased, the stress concentration area in the top-coal expanded and the concentration coefficient reduced.

Thus cyclic reoxygenation plays a role in cellular response to hypoxia and faster system oxygen concentration response time would expand the experimental possibilities.