Sentence examples for strictly concentration from inspiring English sources

Secretion of gastric acid into the lumen is followed by back-diffusion of hydrogen ion toward the mucosa, a phenomenon that remains strictly concentration dependent.

However, the effects were not strictly concentration-dependent (Fig. 5).

Coupled with the dose-dependent effect of exogenous GD3 in normoxia (Figure 2A), this result indicates that the GD3 effect on cell death is not strictly concentration-dependent, suggesting a threshold phenomenon with a critical GD3 level above which stimulates hypoxia-mediated cell death.

The strictly concentration-dependent effects of PGE2 documented herein strongly argue for two counter-regulatory effects of low versus high PGE2 doses on the regulation of CRC cell growth.

The GC system was calibrated by use of a standard gas mixture containing a strictly defined concentration of ethene (19.8 ± 0.4 ppm) in nitrogen, obtained from Linde Gas.

The ECxx concept does not rely on using the logistic model; it can be adapted to every other strictly monotone concentration-response model.

The alpha subunit is regulated strictly by the concentration of oxygen, whereas the beta subunit is expressed in numerous cell types, and is not influenced by oxygen tension.

This process is expressed in pseudo-code in Algorithm 1, where J v and J s denote the Jacobian strictly for the concentration value and shape, respectively, and τ i represents a tolerance for the stopping critera.

In this context, it is important to note that MR-measurable effects, which report on aspects of overall vascular function (see section What can MRI Measure), may not strictly reflect the concentration of the drug (due to the complexity of vascular function and control, and the time course of treatment effects).

Therefore, it seems necessary to distinguish strictly between melatonin concentrations in the circulation and in tissues [ 40, 41].

Now her concentration is strictly on doubles.