Sentence examples for which concentrations from inspiring English sources

"I think we need to look at the way in which concentrations of power evolve over time," he said.

However, focusing so heavily on the problems of a too bureaucratic state has left the Conservatives utterly complacent about the ways in which concentrations of market and economic power can also undermine society.

The agency's exposure limits for schools under those health guidelines are levels at which concentrations of PCBs in the indoor air are considered unlikely to cause harm.

The dilutions used in a serial dilution test determine which concentrations it can estimate well.

The number of tidal cycles during which concentrations were measured and the date of these measurements are provided above each data set.

These organic liquids often are entrapped in the subsurface where they slowly dissolve into flowing groundwater and generate downstream contaminant plumes in which concentrations exceed regulatory standards.

Formula (7) gives the transport number at which concentrations of the solutions from two sides of the membrane (C1 and C2) are close to each other.

Highest metal accumulation was found in a relatively narrow area near the water inflow zone, from which concentrations markedly decreased with increasing distance.

Measurements of sediment attenuation by the three horizontal ADCPs are presented for two high concentration events during which concentrations reached 2.5 and 8 kg/m3, respectively.

Apparently, the centrifugation had positive effect on both the presence of residual Au ions which concentrations were reduced by two orders of magnitude compared to as-synthesized solutions (Table 1, AAS) and the content of citrate buffer itself.

Our results show NOx-N concentrations increased linearly with discharge up to an average "turning point" of 1.42 mm of area-normalized discharge, after which concentrations decline with increasing discharge.