What makes the Tara-Skryne Valley so special is not only the battle once fought there, but a remarkably high concentration of ceremonial monuments including the Hill of Tara itself, which was, and is, the seat of the High Kings of Ireland.
A remarkably high concentration of Taiwanese TMT members were from two Taiwanese universities' electrical engineering departments, then received U.S. graduate degrees, particularly from UC Berkeley, and entered semiconductor-related industries.
As measured by GC, and correlated with a simple designed 2D-TLC, compound 1 was distributed throughout the plant, with a remarkably high concentration (1.6%) in the leaves and the inflorescences.
Remarkably, high concentration (381 μM) of AuNPs caused more severe nonspecific binding problems associated with the two metabolites, indicating a dramatic reduction in signal intensity with relative percentage recoveries at 0%to4040%, 3%to20%0%, 5% to 60%, and 20%too 101% by 5-, 7-, 30-, and 70-nm AuNPs, respectively.
The band at 3 5 km from the AC factory included a remarkably high concentration of cases.
Cooling tower 1 in Industry A had a remarkably high concentration of Legionella sg 1 ST639, making it the most probable source.
Last week Science published two papers outlining failed attempts to replicate the results.The first, by Tobias Erb, a microbiologist at ETH Zurich in Switzerland, and his colleageus, shows that even though GFAJ-1 can indeed grow in remarkably high concentrations of arsenic, it nonetheless needs small quantities of phosphates in order to survive.
Soil in a brownfield contaminated by pyrite ashes showed remarkably high concentrations of several toxic elements (Hg, Pb, Zn, Cu, Cd, and As).
Glutamate is released at remarkably high concentrations by excitatory synaptic transmission in the CNS.
The remarkably higher concentration of Cl− observed in the water of tube well nos.
During their investigations into PFC concentrations of surface waters in Germany, Skutlarek et al. (2006) observed remarkably high PFOA concentrations not only in the rivers Ruhr (tributary of the Rhine, up to 177 ng/L) and Moehne (tributary of the Ruhr, up to 7,070 ng/L), but also in public water supplies, which use river water to produce drinking water by bank filtration or artificial recharge.
