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Meanings of high concentration in English

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Usage of high concentration in English
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The Cuco Boulder, in particular, housed a high concentration of dynamic problems.
Climbing Magazine
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Vibrio were systematically found in aggregates with particularly high concentration in August.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: The pericardial space has a high concentration of inflammatory mediators postoperatively.
Pubmed
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In our view, Franshion's property development business has high concentration risks.
Reuters
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Among these plant species, a high concentration of variable bioactive ingredients was identified.
Pubmed
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This particular part of London had an unusually high concentration of surveillance cameras.
Consent to kill: a thriller
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The connectivity has also led to a particularly high concentration of coronavirus infections.
Reuters
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Some toxic effects were observed upon using high concentration of six-membered ring derivatives.
Pubmed
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Plenty of inert nitrogen, some oxygen, a high concentration of free carbon dioxide.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
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Under the high concentration of DDT, the laccase and peroxidase activities significantly increase.
Pubmed
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Hydroxychloroquine had a mild inhibitory effect in a relatively high concentration.
Pubmed
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There is no high concentration of planes in any one field.
Once there was a war
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That high concentration of steady feeling makes men dare everything and do anything.
Physics and Politics, or, Thoughts on the application of the pri...
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This high concentration of corticosterone was not further potentiated by injection of LPS.
Pubmed
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Their blood also has an unusually high concentration of oxygen-carrying haemoglobin.
BBC
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There is a high concentration of carers in certain areas and minimal in others.
The Guardian
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