The phrase "ultimate concentration" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase is used to describe a level of focus or attention that is intense and all-encompassing. For example, "He was completely devoted to the task at hand, achieving the ultimate concentration required to complete it."
The ultimate concentration of all his wisdom is the Tetrapharmacon, preserved by Philodemus: "The gods are not to be feared.
The different types of ultimate concentration limit encountered in liquid and gas chromatography are described.
The ultimate concentration of deuterium retention in the fcc crystal lattice of austenitic steel attains C = 0.5 at.D/met.
SWCNTs solution in PBS was added in the culture to the ultimate concentration of 12.5, 25, 50, 100, 150, and 200 μg/ml.
MeJA, GA and NAA was dissolved in sterilized water with 2% ethanol, SA and ABA were dissolved in sterilized water at an ultimate concentration of 1 mM.
When separating thermally stable materials with a gas liquid column, an optimum column temperature exists where the throughput at the ultimate concentration limit goes through a maximum.
Obviously, dissolution rates will determine the ultimate concentrations in solution.
As to our knowledge, there are no literature communications about the observation of martensitic phase transformations in austenitic stainless steels resulting from implantation of hydrogen isotope ions, and about ultimate concentrations of hydrogen isotope retention in steels.
ROS and PIO samples were dissolved in methanol; GLB, GLP, and GLC samples were prepared in mixed solvent of methanol chloroform (1/1, v/v); and the ultimate concentrations were 1 mg/mL.
Even in the presence of high BBB permeability, factors such as high plasma protein binding, active efflux across the BBB, and metabolism within the CNS can greatly limit the ultimate concentrations achieved.
Furan degradation reactions are found to be significant, which may limit ultimate concentrations of furans in hydrolysate liquors.
