Sentence examples for hence concentration from inspiring English sources

Hence, concentration time of less than 6 h should be modified (Alizadeh 2006).

Nutrients in the bulk solution serve as food for microorganisms; hence, concentration of nutrients should be low to avoid biofouling.

Hence, concentration x can be changed only with respect to the source temperature of PbTe (T PbTe).

A decrease in GFP-expressing E. coli fluorescence and, hence, concentration, was recorded by fluorimetry and epifluorescence microscopy, with calculated ingestion rates being equivalent.

Though the mutual separation of these SC, SDC and STC was possible with this TLC system, but the spots lack clarity and compactness; hence, concentration of impregnant was increased up to 10%.

Moreover, according to Eq. (99), for the case of a growing void the vacancy chemical potential (and hence concentration) at the void surface increases as the Allen-Cahn mobility decreases (or equivalently, as the interface kinetic coefficient decreases or the surface barrier increases).

Hence, concentrations of road accidents often correspond to places where improvements could be made in terms of road design, signalling and land-use planning.

Q H in forest soils is highest, hence concentrations of lower chlorinated homologues are in comparison to agricultural sites also highest and, therefore, influence TEq strongest.

Furthermore, recent studies suggest that graded hedgehog signalling results in graded levels of activation of Gli protein, and hence concentration-dependent target gene activation [13].

Notably, beta diversity strongly correlated with patterns of resource use, which is expressed based on compound-specific mass transfer coefficients and is hence concentration-independent. As a flux, bulk DOC mass transfer depends on both mass transfer coefficients and the skewed distribution of compound concentrations.

Hence, concentrations of DDTs were presented as minimum and maximum levels, Table  4.