Sentence examples for full range of concentrations from inspiring English sources

A design correlation for the intrinsic rejection of an NF or RO membrane as a function of the total volumetric flux is developed that encompasses the full range of concentrations used in the experiments, flow rates, and transmembrane pressures for a specified binary aqueous salt system.

The average conductivity and thickness values for the layer in contact with the SiO2 surface (~10−6 S m−1 and ~28 Å, respectively) were of the order of magnitude expected for the Gouy Chapman layer but the dependency of the thickness on concentration did not reflect the expected dependency of the Debye length over the full range of concentrations.

For comparison, we show the results of predicting the full range of concentrations in Figure S3.

Despite the lack of correlation between urine and dust concentrations across the full range of concentrations, the individuals with the highest urine concentrations typically had the highest dust concentration, suggesting the home environment is an important exposure contributor.

The increase in the exposure response relationship within each arsenic concentration category occurred for the full range of concentrations experienced by smelter workers, suggesting that the direct concentration effect was not rate limited within this range.

As illustrated in Figure 1 (panel A), cumulative concentration-response curves of Phe were superimposable in the full range of concentrations tested (1 1000 nM) and it reached its maximal response at 1000 nM in all groups.

With the time-lapse images, we obtained bacterial lengths over the full range of concentration gradients of amoxicillin.

Many drug combination assays use the combination-index isobologram method, which is based on the median effect principle developed by Chou and Talalay (1984), but this method tests fixed dose ratios of the two drugs, and we wished to investigate the full interaction surface across a broad range of concentrations of both drugs.

Full-depth explants of human OA knee articular cartilage from arthroplasty were cultured with a wide range of concentrations of exogenous PGE2 (1 pg/ml to 10 ng/ml).

Our current findings, when compared with our previous cross-sectional study (Gamble et al. 2005b), suggest that associations between cobalamin concentrations and As metabolism may only be apparent when a full range of cobalamin concentrations (including deficient individuals) is examined.

Actin filament barbed end concentrations were evaluated at 50% polymerization (t50) by first scaling the pyrene fluorescence intensity over the full range of filament concentrations (0 1.9 µM), then fitting the slope (actin assembly rate) between 42% and 58% polymerization.