Sentence examples for taking concentration from inspiring English sources

Current-voltage characteristics of ion transfer across the ITIES was theoretically studied, taking concentration polarization into account through the Nernst-Planck equation in the diffusion boundary layers.

The former, which is obtained by taking concentration points along a line, was needed because the film texture is non-isotropic, while the latter, which is obtained by repeated calculations of the scale of segregation over a varying size sample was needed, for a more accurate representation of this texture.

Effect of Pb2+ concentration studies were carried out by taking concentration in the range 500 to  2300 mg L−1 at temperature 30 °C (Fig. 5c).

Micro-environmental monitoring relies on taking concentration measurements in areas where the person of interest spends time.

But his gregariousness, the habit of a lifetime, takes concentration.

It takes concentration to avoid stepping on them.

I only take in so much of this, because the cycling, while fun, takes concentration.

It takes concentration to follow, but the reward is edge-of-your-seat engagement.

Getting up from a chair or lifting a glass of water took concentration and effort.

There is room within the unit limits to take concentration requirements in addition to degree requirements.

"There are all these great graphics, and it takes concentration to home in and focus on the actual information".