Sentence examples for the minimum concentrations from inspiring English sources

Pb and Cd recorded the minimum concentrations among other metals (Idris et al. 2007; Idris 2008).

The lowest sedimentation rate, viscosity, density and D32 were achieved in the minimum concentrations of salt and dry matter.

It can be noted that the BOD5 has dropped to meet Environmental Quality Act 1974 (Regulation 2009), Standards A, while COD met Standards B. Nutrients have reduced to the minimum concentrations.

Among the cations, the minimum concentrations of Na, Ca, Mg and K are 91, 48, 12 and 11 mg/l and 93, 48, 17 and 11 mg/l during the post- and pre-monsoon period and the maximum concentrations are 371, 212, 70 and 43 mg/l and 382, 204, 77 and 43 mg/l, respectively, during the post- and pre-monsoon periods.

F N values for the minimum concentrations of nutrients at each observation point were all nearly 0.0, and F N values for the maximum concentrations were around 0.5, suggesting that nutrients were a major factor limiting primary production at all the observation points.

It appears that cryoprotectant solutions that are composed to be at the minimum concentrations needed for vitrification at moderate cooling rates are toxic in direct proportion to the average strength of water hydrogen bonding by the polar groups on the permeating cryoprotectants in the solution.

It is desirable to know the minimum concentration at which an antiseptic will be effective.

The minimum concentration was observed in Sendra in Monsoon.

The minimum concentration of the well without bacterial growth was defined as minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC).

The minimum concentration of the extract that showed no detectable growth was taken as the minimum inhibitory concentration.

The minimum concentration of the metal ions for CA induced DNA damage was investigated.