Sentence examples for experiments concentrates from inspiring English sources

In follow-up experiments, concentrates prepared from C. muelleri cultures were effective as a supplementary diet and improved the growth of juvenile C. gigas and the scallop Pecten fumatus reared under commercial conditions, though not as effectively as corresponding live microalgae (Knuckey et al. 2006).

"The group's experiments concentrated on creating explosives that would do the maximum damage and cause the highest losses".

For experiments, concentrated blackwater was taken from vacuum toilets in the Flintenbreite settlement in Lübeck, Germany.

This paper presents the results of these experiments, concentrating on a series of L-mode discharges, additionally heated with 750 kW of NB injection, for which the degree of detachment [Nucl. Fusion 38 (1998) 331] is calculated and discussed.

While there was a brief flirtation with the concept of a flechette- or dart-firing Universal Machine Gun during one study, most light machine gun experiments concentrated on the Stoner 63 light machine gun, a modular weapon which could be easily modified for different purposes.

For fractionation experiments, concentrated medium was passed over a heparin-agarose column and the flow-through and eluted fractions were collected and reconcentrated using the same ultrafiltration system.

Urban climate change experiments concentrate in urban infrastructure despite the difficulties inherent to manage infrastructures at the local level.

Gene expression experiments concentrated on CD34+ progenitor cells and the CD34−/CD105+ erythroid compartment after sorting freshly obtained BM.

The experiments concentrated on FAK signalling pathways which are known to be involved in cell-matrix regulation.

It has to be noted that there was no distinction between germline progenitors and oocytes using this genetic approach, and it appears that most experiments concentrated on cells of the size of meiotic oocytes.

Taken together these new findings have quite profound implications on how microarray experiments concentrating on a single time-point should be interpreted, and emphasise the need for time-course studies.