Sentence examples for experimental concentrations from inspiring English sources

The experimental concentrations of these oligonucleotides were represented as single-stranded concentrations.

However, the diffusivity values (D and D0) were found to be constant only constants for some specific experimental concentrations.

BOD increased during the biodegradation experiment for all the experimental concentrations with the increasing CFU and decreased with decreasing CFU (Fig. 2c).

The experimental concentrations (wt.%) of calcium and phosphorus in the prepared samples determined by inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-AES) are reported in Table 1.

The Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) was found to increase during the biodegradation experiment for all the experimental concentrations of naphthalene (Fig. 3b).

For a majority of modelling studies the input NO and NO2 concentrations were set to match the experimental concentrations at the initial site.

The Anti-VEGF PLA-PEG-PLL-Gd NPs exhibited high T1 relaxivity and no obvious cytotoxicity under the experimental concentrations in human hepatocellular carcinoma (HepG2) cells.

The carbamate was also observed at low loadings and the apparent carbamate stability constant was estimated based on the experimental concentrations of the species from NMR analysis.

Comparison between both magnesium and silica experimental concentrations and model predictions during the evaporation show reasonable agreement in legs 2 and 3 and only fair agreement in legs 1 and 4 [Fig. 3(f)].

The average experimental concentrations of nitrogen and oxygen are affected negligibly as observed from the X-ray absorbance, and the molar ratio of InN/In2O3 is estimated as 0.3/0.7.

The reference chemical activities of proteins are taken to be 10-3, whish is a nominal value that is similar to experimental concentrations used in protein unfolding studies [53].