Sentence examples for greater concentrations for from inspiring English sources

In Year 2 (2015), greater concentrations for control than treatment ponds were found for TAN, ammonia‑nitrogen, total nitrogen, chemical oxygen demand (soluble and total).

In SAXS experiment, the state of the system polydispersity persisted to greater concentrations for oxyC8 surfactant (Table  1).

For Brando, the Maysles brothers created a special genre — in effect, the one-man show, of a sort that Shirley Clarke, soon thereafter, would develop with even greater concentration for her friend Jason Holliday in "Portrait of Jason".

Serum insulin peaked more rapidly and at a greater concentration for cows receiving PG via drenching, but not when PG was provided as a part of the TMR.

Plasma glucose, however, tended to peak more rapidly at a greater concentration for cows receiving PG, regardless of the delivery method.

Similar results were found when comparing data from 7-year-old children (n = 42) in the Faroe Islands, whose median BDE-47 concentrations were 0.87 ng/g lipid compared with approximately 15 times greater concentration for Australian children at 13 ng/g lipid (Fängström et al. 2005).

Higher ambient pressure has greater overall mass burning rate because of greater gas density and thus greater concentrations of reactants for a major part of the lifetime.

And there is an important corollary: a slowdown in overall economic growth is itself a force for greater concentrations of wealth.

Diet effects on milk composition continued after cows were changed to a common diet in that cows fed MPAA the first 3 wk of lactation had greater concentration of milk protein for the entire experiment than cows fed HMP, and cows fed additional MP HMPP and MPAA) during phase 1 had greater concentrations of milk fat for the entire experiment.

If a very conservative half-life of 12 h for CPY were assumed, the fraction of CPY transformed would be only 38% and thus greater concentrations of CPY would persist for longer distances.

As discussed by Konger et al. [ 40], the low-affinity EP4 receptor requires a 100-fold greater concentration of PGE2 for maximal activation than the EP3 receptor.