The phrase "ability to dilute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the capacity to lessen concentration or intensity, often in scientific or metaphorical discussions.
Example: "The solution has the ability to dilute the effects of the chemical reaction, making it safer to handle."
Alternatives: "capacity to weaken" or "power to lessen".
The capitulation of the 1464 papal conclave limited the Pope it elected (Pope Paul II) to appointing one cardinal-nephew, along with other conditions designed to increase the power of the College of Cardinals and reduce the Pope's ability to dilute that power.
This reduced ability to dilute ingested drugs will potentially increase the risk of direct gastrointestinal toxic side effects.
The addition of this QCM work further supports our confidence in the machine's ability to dilute and deliver smoke reliably.
Intestinal secretions from the stomach, intestine, and pancreas are a significant deterrent to growth due to their ability to dilute the bacterial mass [ 28, 32].
The ability to dilute urine was deteriorated in renal insufficiency, presumably due to both a lack of suppression in AVP during water loading and a defect in the regulatory function of AVP on c-AMP with a secondarily up regulation of AQP2 water channels.
The gas porous electrodes were first tested in an electrochemical half cell configuration (3-electrode configuration) for their ability to reduce diluted nitric oxide (6% in nitrogen).
South Korean analysts say they believe that Mr. Kim, while intent on expanding the country's nuclear and missile abilities, wanted to dilute the military elite's political and economic power, possibly as part of his stated push to revive the moribund economy.
The ability to ferment dilute acid hydrolysates has previously been associated with the ability to reduce furaldehydes [ 16- 18].
But when we zoom out, it becomes very clear that our per-capita emissions are tremendously high and that tar sands production and coal-fired power plants could continue to be a black mark on our global reputation for some time, crippling our ability to export diluted bitumen and boost the dollar.
But when we zoom out, it becomes very clear that our per-capita emissions is tremendously high and that tar sands production and coal-fired power plants could continue to be a black mark on our global reputation for some time, crippling our ability to export diluted bitumen and boost the dollar.
