Sentence examples for has further concentrated from inspiring English sources

This drop in the DS water level has further concentrated the salts and increased the salinity, causing massive precipitation of halite from the water column to the lake bottom, and to the development of sinkholes in the surrounding aquifer.

Their coach, Tony Smith, formerly of Leeds, has been set all season on making amends for defeat by the Rhinos in the club's first Grand Final appearance last October, and the shock loss to Hull in the Challenge Cup semi-final which deprived them of a fourth Wembley appearance in five years has further concentrated minds in Cheshire.

For more detailed analysis, we have further concentrated on two color images from the database TID2008 [41], namely the test image #3 (one of the simplest) and the test image #13 (the most complex one) (see Figure 1) since, according to our previous experience [17, 18], just these marginal cases determine basic requirements.

As we have further concentrated our analyses and interpretations on genes with large differences in expression, these data indicate the RNA differences we observed are likely representative of specific transcriptional responses within cells, and not due to significant changes in the abundance of specific cell types in the MLN.

We further concentrated DGAT1 with ultra-filtration (Fig. 2A).

Cytosolic fractions were further concentrated with acetone precipitation.

miRNAs were further concentrated with the flashPAGE Fractionator System (Ambion).

And so it seems that corruption … has the odd and indirect effect of further concentrating power in the government".

The latter finding lends some weight to the argument that regulation can reinforce dominant players at the expense of smaller entities by further concentrating power — because big companies have greater resources to tackle compliance.

Further investigation has mainly concentrated on those transparent glass-ceramic samples heat treated at lower temperatures.

It has been reported that schools and defence are to be given partial protection, further concentrating the impact of spending reductions on the unprotected services.