Sentence examples for remarkably low concentration from inspiring English sources
The results indicated that Mir1-CP had LC50 values on par with those of Bt-CryIIA and that the remarkably low concentration of 60 ppb could dramatically synergize sublethal concentrations of the Bt-toxin.
On the basis of these results, we determined that this assay can detect CFP-10 in culture media at a remarkably low concentration of 14.1 nM.
After washout of paraoxon remarkably low concentrations of obidoxime or HLö 7 were sufficient for restoration of paraoxon-impaired muscle force.
Moreover, the action of these agents is triggered by remarkably low concentrations, 10−9 M.
The signal, a bacterial sulfonolipid, is active at remarkably low concentrations.
At remarkably low concentrations, harmonine inhibited the growth of the malaria parasite P. falciparum and prevented transmission of sexual parasite stages to the mosquito.
HAPs may exacerbate asthma because, once sensitized, individuals can respond to remarkably low concentrations, and irritants lower the bronchoconstrictive threshold to respiratory antigens.
For example, while Leikauf [ 4] argued that there is insufficient evidence indicating that ambient HAPs exposure has the potential to exacerbate health problems such as asthma, the author acknowledged that once an individual with a health outcome (e.g. asthma) is sensitized to air pollution, they are more likely to respond to remarkably low concentrations of pollution.
This silicon nanostructure-based biosensor platform can detect a remarkably low DNA concentration at ∼1 fM, which is comparable to the lowest DNA concentration ever detected via SERS.
Remarkably, at low concentration, A β has neurotrophic activity but only in undifferentiated neurons but is toxic to mature neurons [ 126– 126].
Remarkably, low nocodazole concentrations could mimic the effect of A nkB/ G double knockdown in Gαo-overexpressing cells: the ability of Gαo to induce neurite outgrowth was reduced, with a concomitant increase in the number of lamellopodial cells (Fig. 6F,G; supplementary material Fig. S4D,E).
