Sentence examples for too concentrated with from inspiring English sources

As in the Fudan probe, the discipline body took aim at China's research culture, stating that "project evaluation power is too concentrated," with too little independent oversight, and that "the research funding system is not scientifically sound".

Samples with CR concentrations >300 or <30 mg/dl were considered too concentrated or too dilute to provide valid results and were excluded from the primary analysis.

William J. McGee, an aviation consultant for the Consumers Union, testified to the committee that airline mergers and industry deregulation have made the industry too concentrated and without enough competition, leaving customers with fewer choices and higher fares.

Samples with creatinine concentrations > 300 mg/dL or < 30 mg/dL, or with SG > 1.03 or < 1.01, were considered too concentrated or too dilute, respectively, to provide valid results (Teass et al. 1998) and were excluded.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has developed guidelines which stipulate that samples with creatinine concentrations <30 or >300 mg/dL are regarded as either too diluted or too concentrated [ 21].

It is too concentrated and too powerful politically, he said.

The Bank of New York, some say, was just too concentrated in Manhattan.

Stones form when these substances become too concentrated.

Did MF take risks that were too large or too concentrated?

Before the financial crisis, the banking industry was too concentrated and clubby.

"Land, finances, medical care and education resources are too concentrated," Mr. Sun said.