Sentence examples for rather concentration from inspiring English sources

"We're weighted very strongly towards the developed world," admits Pi founder Eben Upton, when he sends the data, but he says that this spread — or rather concentration — is something the Foundation is keen to work on.

A limitation of all of our approaches to estimating exposure is that we only estimate outdoor residential concentrations rather than concentrations to which people are actually exposed.

Search engines have the opposite problem: dispersion rather than concentration of interest.

Rather, a concentration threshold and cell type dependent toxicity of all particle types was observed.

Non-Fickian diffusion driven by gradients in chemical potential rather than concentration is important for nonideal mixtures.

"It is not the location of a bank's brass plate in Scotland, but rather the concentration of economic assets in the rest of the UK that matters to British financial stability," Topping said.

Dispersal rather than concentration is being talked about as the viable pattern of life and work, where monumental buildings will give way to camouflaged sheds, or entirely scattered to home offices.

Jocelyne Porcher, a sociologist at the National Institute for Agricultural Research, maintains that sudden outbreaks are not due to a lack of traceability, rather "industrial concentration, poor immune response due to highly selective breeding, and resistance to antibiotics".

To conserve mass (rather than concentration) the reaction-diffusion equations for the soluble factors B and F, equations 9 and 11 must be expanded to include the advection and dilution terms89, i.e. where u denotes the growth speed.

"Our system is based on communication, rather than concentration.

The ideal designed materials should adsorb water moisture at a rather low concentration efficiently.