Sentence examples for more concentrated to from inspiring English sources

First, it would, to a degree, disable flight patterns in the region, particularly to Westchester County Airport (and conceivably make flight patterns more concentrated to the south and east of the airport), not to mention create consequential delays in peak periods and bad weather.

Transfer of iodine from the more concentrated to the more diluted side of the diaphragm is accomplished by electrochemical reduction of I−3 to I− on the side facing the concentrated solution and simultaneous oxidation of I− to I−3 on the other side.

The fourth and final semester of the program is organized into various colloquia, specialized courses taught by two professors that are more concentrated to students' interests and majors.

Early on July 26, the thunderstorms along the tropical wave became more concentrated to the south of Cuba, in association with a low-pressure area.

On August 31, convection became more concentrated to the south of the Isle of Youth, and on September 1 the disturbance developed into a tropical storm; it was later given the name "Easy", as part of the United States Weather Bureau naming tropical cyclones with the Joint Army/Navy Phonetic Alphabet.

All five samples studied were cyclin-D1 positive: however, its expression was not as strong as that of CCHCR1 and more concentrated to the centre of the tumor nests (data not shown).

A tumultuous battle over the future of the health care system has given way to more concentrated efforts to undo or rewrite particular provisions.

They then added a dilute concentration of potassium chloride to one protocell and a more concentrated solution to the other.

This problem could be complicated even further if Facebook decides to restrict ad space in an even more concentrated effort to improve user experience.

Concentration is measured as the dummy variable for being more concentrated according to the division in Figure 616.

The fund-management industry is becoming more concentrated, thanks to the rise of passive funds that track an index.