Sentence examples for restricted concentration from inspiring English sources

Although capillary electrochromatography (CEC) has higher separation efficiency, it displays some shortcomings, such as limited sample loadability and restricted concentration detectability etc.

Therefore, we optimized (Table 4, Panel A) two PDARs specifically pre-mixed as reporter VIC® dye-labeled TaqMan®, either; 1) non-fluorescent quencher MGB, for minor groove binding, or; 2) fluorescent quencher TAMRA™ probes, each at restricted concentration 50 nM, with a pair of unlabeled PCR primers, each further limited to 30 nM in the reaction.

On the contrary the classical Decision plan investigates a restricted concentration range necessarily different for each analyte being determined by the individual permitted limit (0.5 1.5 times the permitted limit).

However, in marked contrast to this, the ability of racemic rolipram to enhance myelination surrounding the lesion was only observed over a more restricted concentration range (10 50 nM) that was indicative of inhibition of the HARBS PDE4 conformer, which is highly susceptible to the action of rolipram (Souness and Rao, 1997; Houslay and Adams, 2003; Zhang et al., 2006; Burgin et al., 2010).

Evidence from an intervention study suggests that when the intake of vitamin B12 is restricted, serum concentrations of vitamin B12 may decline much more rapidly than previously believed.

The station's failure to put out that warning, in a town in which all six radio outlets belong to one company (called Clear Channel), is now trumpeted as evidence of the perils of clearing America's thicket of rules that restrict the concentration of media ownership.

Maximum residue levels (MRLs) are useful parameters that promote food safety by restricting the concentration of a pesticide residue permitted on a commodity (Chen et al., 2011; Claeys et al., 2011; Malhat & Hassan, 2011).

Regulations include planning ordinances to restrict the concentration and clustering of takeaway food outlets, such as limiting adjacency or percentage of store front dedicated to takeaway food on the high street (Greater London Authority, 2012).

Although the Japanese Water Supply Law and Ordinance presently restricts arsenic concentration in drinking water to less than 0.01 mg/L, Japanese people commonly consume various seafood and seaweeds which accumulate arsenic [ 1].

The comparable blood loss between the F-70 and F-200 group and the similar decrease of the mean concentration of fibrinogen indicates that the limiting factor determining the time to haemostasis was rather restricted by the concentration of fibrinogen than its activation.

The porosity of the nanowires is restricted by etchant concentration, etching time and doping lever of the silicon wafer.