Sentence examples for many concentrations from inspiring English sources
In many concentrations the two maxima appeared together at a single concentration of the inducer.
The second significant finding is that binding predictions derived from multi-state solution hybridization models do an excellent job of predicting response characteristics for long-oligo microarrays over many concentrations.
This approach greatly increases the possibility of including many strains and many concentrations of antibiotics.
It was already known that tph-1 and daf-7 expressions are food responsive but they had not been analyzed across so many concentrations so carefully.
Our results show that Bouvardin synergizes with 1 2 Gy of radiation at many concentrations between 0.006 μM and 0.3 μM (Fig. 2).
As it became apparent that many concentrations exceeded these levels, adjustments were made to the standard operating procedure for the method to ensure accurate analysis over the extremely wide range of concentrations encountered.
The Nazis sadistically branded many concentration camp inmates, as if they were cattle, as a form of degradation and dehumanization.
The company is already reacting in a piecemeal manner to the mistags, removing the "sport" tag from many concentration camp photos, and apparently removing "ape" from the auto-tagging software's lexicon entirely (neither of the photos which were tagged "ape" are tagged as such any more, though both still have the "animal" tag).
From a formal point of view, only as many concentration points as unknown parameters in the dose-response model are needed.
This makes it possible to measure many concentration profiles during the available time and thus to study the diffusional behavior at a level of detail that would be impossible in faster systems.
After finishing his incredible account of survival of many concentration camps, an audience member asked "Why did you stay religious after enduring and witnessing all those horrors?" I'll never forget his answer: "Because I loved it," he sighed.
