Sentence examples for that the concentrated from inspiring English sources

Along these same lines, it was also possible that the concentrated compounds in the CR concentrate could be buffering pH of the media and mitigating the negative lifespan effects of acid accumulation by WT yeast grown under NR conditions.

The biennial suggests that the concentrated visual activity required to make art and also to look at it is losing its allure.

Mr. Sinha said that the concentrated form was not widely available and that the pesticide was normally sold commercially in the diluted state.

He points out that the concentrated destruction of the city was largely due to the fact that there was no cloud cover.

The detractors say that the concentrated solar power technology behind Desertec involves greater costs and risks than the fast-growing patchwork of smaller-scale photovoltaic cell installations that generate most of Europe's solar energy today.

I think that the concentrated management and diffuse ownership of public corporations has left a relatively small numbers of corporate managers with insufficiently checked control over trillions of other people's property.

In DNA, this reaction is ∼80-fold faster than that with the concentrated reactants in free solution in DMSO (150 mM O- 2-fluoroethyl guanosine and 440 mM deO- 2-fluoroethyl guanosine

The legislation "reflects a political judgment that the pharmaceutical industry" would block "price controls or any arrangement that used the concentrated purchasing power of the government to buy prescription drugs," said Paul B. Ginsburg, president of the Center for Studying Health System Change, a private research institute.

The beam lines — now welters of silvery metal filled with giant crystals that shifted the concentrated light to higher frequencies — converged on the chamber's blue wall.

Houston was said to be a new kind of metropolis, a car city that subverted the concentrated, street-wall verities of European urbanism.

For someone who has ridden roads his whole cycling life — me, that is — the concentrated trail-riding I've done lately has been a new wrinkle, mostly a joy but partly disconcerting.