Sentence examples for more concentrated for from inspiring English sources
Milk yield was lower but more concentrated for the two treatments with beet silages compared to DCON.
Business customers also are more concentrated; for instance, in the United States more than half of the country's business buyers are concentrated in only seven states.
This year, unlike in 2004, the two parties held their conventions in consecutive weeks toward the end of the summer, making the general election that much more concentrated for both of them.
He began to realize them this spring, when he became more disciplined in his practices (leaving the cell phone behind) and more concentrated, for the most part, on the court.
"The market was even more concentrated for Comdisco and SunGard [than AT&T and T-Mobile], but she was dismissive of that because she understood that we needed to also look at what other alternatives customers have," said David Balto, an attorney who represented SunGard.
Note how the formants shift down and become more concentrated for large vocal-tract lengths and shift up and spread out for short vocal-tract lengths, whereas the overall shape of the amplitude envelope remains unchanged.
Peak trapping of OSCS provided a route to the on-line concentration of the contaminant, presenting a more concentrated sample for H NMR identification and structural characterization.
Unlike conventional light sources, the fabric can be spread out to provide background lighting for an entire room or rolled up to generate more concentrated light for a particular task.
It is the first process that most ores undergo after mining in order to provide a more concentrated material for the procedures of extractive metallurgy.
More specifically, Mr. Gagey credited Mr. Lardière with making the wines purer, with a finer texture, after they had been darker and more concentrated, and for pushing Jadot to adapt biodynamic viticulture in its own vineyards.
This reflects a higher degree of xylan-cellulose hydrogen bonding in the latter polymers, thereby requiring more concentrated alkali for their solubilization.
