Sentence examples for Well evaporated from inspiring English sources

Federal scientists have calculated that as much as three-fourths of the oil that leaked from the stricken well evaporated, was dispersed, eaten by microbes or collected at the surface.

Another few shots in the arm like that and talk of recession might well evaporate.

But the analysis stressed that the strong current‐account surplus could well evaporate in the current six months ending Dec. 31, while the recent strong inflow of foreign capital was likely to abate.

Firms seem to be trying harder to capitalise on the event in the United States, where interest in the sport is tepid, than in football-mad Brazil.The grumpiness may well evaporate once the tournament begins.

But the clock is running down, and his lead could very well evaporate in the second half if he doesn't start scoring any real points in this deathly serious sport called Parliament.

Any sympathy, though, might well have evaporated had the public known that in October 1937 the newly married couple visited Germany as guests of Hitler and Mrs. Simpson boasted about it.

The chamber contains a graphite cathode and anode as well as evaporated carbon molecules and some amount of metal catalyst particles (such as cobalt, nickel, and/or iron).

Now, with Wall Street's money machine in reverse and the Manhattan real estate market unraveling, the surplus capital to finance million-dollar condominiums for kids may well have evaporated.

We observed less than 5% of the well volume evaporated after four days under these conditions.

After 3 days exposure to Rhabdastrellic acid-A, 10 µL of MTT (5 mg/L) was added to each well and incubated for four more hours, then liquid in the wells was evaporated.

The wells were evaporated to dryness overnight at 37°C and washed twice with cold PBS, using an automatic plate washer (ELx50 Autostrip Washer from Bio-Tek Instruments, Inc .. Unspecific binding sites were saturated with 100 μL of 0.3% BSA in PBS for 30 minutes at 37°C.