Sentence examples for topographical concentration from inspiring English sources
37 Immunohistology of the spleen confirmed the topographical concentration of FCRL5 in the splenic MZ, but general absence from the follicle.
We determined retinoid concentrations in various body positions of the blubber of 25 common dolphins (Delphinus delphis) to study topographical variation in concentrations.
Although the topographical and physical concentrations continue to exist that identified the city as we have known it, just as in some cases landscape forms created in the country by human intervention continue to last, in actual fact it is the methods of use and the forms of symbolic appropriation themselves that are deeply changing meanings (Donadieu [1998]; Dal Pozzolo [2002]).
Topographical effects may cause concentration of ground motion and induces larger response of the MDOF models.
Electrospun nano-fiber substrates have many favorable properties, such as high surface area-to-volume ratio, nano-topographical features, and polymer concentration (James et al. 2008; Kumbar et al. 2008).
Thirty five catchments in semiarid Central Spain were monitored monthly in late winter and spring to search for relationships between environmental variables (sedimentary nutrients and hydrological topographical, geological, pedological, land use factors) and nutrient concentrations and exports.
Atmospheric stability increases the concentration levels at a distance from the topographical disturbance.
Jake draws a bunch of concentric circles in the snow, like a topographical map.
The surface water spread area of the reservoir, topographical location within its watershed, urban area extent and land use in the catchment area exert prime control on the concentration of various pollutants.
These model hydrophobic nanoporous systems allowed addressing the important issue of the interplay between the topographical features of a porous medium, and the free-imbibition kinetics of a liquid mixture droplet over a wide range of concentration, surface tension and hence, of driving capillary pressure.
His map becomes topographical.
