Sentence examples for for this concentration from inspiring English sources
Our use of a FRET biosensor surprisingly shows that Erk activity is massively concentrated in leader blebs, although the mechanism for this concentration is not clear.
The reason for this concentration of power was that, at the very foundation of the German kingdom, circumstances had long favoured those men whom birth, wealth, and military success had raised well above the ranks of the ordinary free members of their tribe.
The logistical regression we used also gives indications for this concentration on the local area.
A red shift of 74 nm in peak absorbance wavelength is observed for this concentration range.
The best fit to the experimental patterns is achieved for this concentration, which is in agreement with the EDXS results, where the concentration of oxygen is constantly increasing.
However, the 100 μg/mL AgNO3did cause cytotoxicity of the Vero cells, as these monolayers sloughed off the wells of the tissue culture plates, which precluded the ability to collect data for this concentration of AgNO3.
("I taught them it's fake news!") It was that kind of interview, one in which a long stretch of sentence fragments about Kim Jong Un ("Could be that I walk out . . . who knows?") would be a blur but for this concentration-focussing assertion about recent events: "Let me tell you.
Here we propose a phenomenological picture which allows accounting for this concentration-driven acceleration of the spontaneous imbibition, based on the singular properties of the liquid mixture which dynamically modify the local structure and conditions around the confined imbibition front, especially at high ethanol content.
The most common method for accomplishing this concentration is to isolate the sulfide mineral from the impure constituents, or gangue, by flotation separation.
For VLX40 this concentration was 3.4 μM.
For quercetin, this concentration is approximately what can be found in liver of pigs fed a single dose of a quercetin enriched diet [ 15].
