Sentence examples for why concentrations from inspiring English sources

Housing experts say the high percentage of working families has helped the agency create a stable living environment at many of its complexes and is one of the reasons why concentrations of public housing have failed in other cities but succeeded in New York.

(1) It would treat the estates of farmers and small businesses differently than other estates, without explaining why concentrations of wealth are appropriate for some but not for all.

The potent effects we see on nongenomic signaling mechanisms could explain why concentrations previously determined to be inactive via genomic mechanisms still have toxic and teratogenic effects on wildlife (Brucker-Davis et al. 2001).

Qiu et al. (2009) noted that BDE-99 was more likely to be hydroxylated than are BDE-47 and BDE-100 in humans, which may explain why concentrations of BDE-99 decrease from birth compared with BDE-47 and -100.

This explains why concentrations of these compounds in suspended particles decline dramatically with depth 24– 26, whereas the relative proportions of refractory polysaccharides and the C N ratio of detritus both increase 27, 28.

In the knowledge economy, jobs are increasingly concentrated – and they are concentrated in particular cities in the U.S. Why concentration and not dispersal?

That is why concentration of income at the top can lead to a big shortfall in overall demand and send the economy into a tailspin.

The former Ryder Cup and World Cup golfer reveals why concentration is key to success.

Why Cst concentrations but not VS concentrations were decreased remains to be determined.

It suggested we might have an explanation for why methane concentrations were rising.

A key question was why higher concentrations of DHA or other fatty acids did not increase, but rather decreased serum bilirubin levels in hUGT1 mice.