Sentence examples for national concentration from inspiring English sources

A side-effect is to foster greater national concentration.

He described Manhattan's most Republican neighborhood, Mr. Lindsay's Upper East Side base, as "the densest national concentration of vegetarians, pacifists, hermaphrodites, junkies, Communists, Randites, clam-juice-and-betel-nut eaters".

In the first method, we weighted national concentration distributions using chronic health benchmarks to identify pollutants with concentrations typically greater than levels of concern.

In addition, some pollutants are measured at too few locations to be considered representative of national concentrations.

Although the actual concentrations may be poorly quantified because ambient concentrations are below MDL, it is sufficient to say that median national concentrations are below the 10−6 benchmark.

Among other pollutants listed in Table 1, we have lower confidence in reaching conclusions about national concentrations relative to the 10−6 benchmark.

For example, ethylene dibromide is measured at hundreds of monitoring locations nationally, but the reported concentrations are below the MDL at 97% of sites and cannot be used to quantitatively assess whether national concentrations are above or below the 10−6 benchmark.

The mix of cultures and identities has, most commentators agree, given the team an intoxicating style that combines the best of "German" national traits – concentration, discipline and ambition – with a youthful spirit and a more relaxed attitude.

In 1996, the national average concentration of dichloromethane in outdoor air was 0.47 μg/m (U.S. EPA 2002).

The reported median national UIE concentration of 24.5 μg/L is far below the WHO/UNICEF/ICCIDD cut-off point 100 μg/L or above to indicate adequate iodine intake in the population.

This program reduced national average concentrations of the pollutant by 76percentt since 1990 - taking an enormous step toward solving the problem of acid rain ahead of schedule and well below the estimated cost while creating hundreds of billions of dollars in annual benefits.