Sentence examples for right concentrations from inspiring English sources

( left({{rm S}_{text{HCN}}^{0}} right) ) concentrations in the epilimnion were below the MDL, increased sharply to 14.47 µM at the chemocline, and then dropped to 0.82 µM at the deepest sampled horizon (37.5 m).

While ( left({{rm S}_{{{text{CHCl}}3}}^{0}} right) ) concentrations were below the MDL throughout the entire water column during the LK2 sampling period (Figure 4h), ( left({{rm S}_{text{HCN}}^{0}} right) ) concentrations were below the MDL above 31.6 m then increased to peak at the chemocline (4.26 µM at 33.1 m) before rebounding to 2.02 µM in the deepest sampled horizon (38.6 m).

( left({{rm S}_{text{HCN}}^{0}} right) ) concentrations were below MDL at 5 m depth and remained the same down to 35.0 m depth where they increased sharply to 33.5 µM at the chemocline (38.0 m) and further to a maximum of 52.6 µM just above the bottom (39.5 m depth).

Their aphrodisiac effect wasn't officially investigated until the 1960s by the US Food and Drug Administration when it was discovered that it was indeed potent when in the right concentrations and prepared correctly.

Although admitting "the buck stops with me," his explanation for not noticing was that he was so nervous about getting the right concentrations of each drug a mighty important task, given the horrors of botched executions when the inmate hadn't been adequately sedated.

However, we cannot rule out the possibility of a non-monotonic relationship because detection depends upon selecting the right concentrations to reveal any nonmonotonicity.

In terms of the mind, it means protecting ourselves from hindrances, putting in mental effort to get concentrated -- right effort, right mindfulness, and right concentration, to weed the garden.

Concentrate rightly: The eighth principle of the path, right concentration, refers to the development of a mental force that occurs in natural consciousness.

"We had the right humidity, the right temperature and the right concentration of chlorine dioxide gas".

The eight steps are (1) right views, (2) right intention, (3) right speech, (4) right action, (5) right livelihood, (6) right effort, (7) right mindfulness, and (8) right concentration.

Of these eight, steps 3, 4, and 5 are grouped under right morality (sila; shila); steps 6, 7, and 8 under right concentration (samadhi); and steps 1 and 2 under right wisdom (prajna).