Sentence examples for invariably concentrating from inspiring English sources
If a temperature difference is applied to a uniform mixture of two gases, the mixture will partially separate into its components, with the heavier, larger molecules usually (but not invariably) concentrating at the lower temperature.
Low concentrations of fermentable sugars invariably leads to low ethanol concentrations and, despite progress being made in increasing the efficiency of the "ethanol concentrating stage", starting ethanol concentrations of greater than 4% w/v still help make product recovery more cost-effective.
Members of the art world invariably resort to medical metaphor when speaking of Scheidemann, who is tall, has tousled salt-and-pepper hair, and develops a quizzical furrow in his brow when he's concentrating or is immersed in conversation.
Difficulty concentrating.
The result means their team can now concentrate on more important matters, invariably alluding to the greater importance now placed on Premier League success (and the greater financial rewards available).
I concentrated instead on beginning novels, which I would invariably mishandle horribly.
Ly6C/Gbright cells, almost invariably with polymorphonuclear appearance, were found throughout the red pulp in naïve mice, whereas most Ly6C/Gdull cells were concentrated in the subcapsular red pulp and therefore likely represent the resident splenic monocyte pool.
