Sentence examples for able to dilute from inspiring English sources

At the Australian Open, Hingis was able to dilute the power of Williams, but they have not met since.

As the Aut-system had a higher animal productivity, it was able to dilute this impact at identical live weight produced (4% higher gross GHG emissions in the Spr-system).

By allowing shareholders to buy more stock through these new rights, Netflix is able to dilute the value of the stock by putting more shares out there on the market.

Receiving water with high flushing capacity is able to dilute or eliminate most of the conventional pollutants, but persistent toxic compounds and long lived pathogens will always be troublesome.

Lucky for humanity, the Pacific Ocean is a humongous body of water, and the convergence of currents off Japan's northeastern coast was able to dilute most of the March 2011 nuclear plume to "safe" levels within four months.

In addition, following chronic water administration, MT4-MMP null mice were able to dilute their urines and excrete an acute water load at the same rate as controls, suggesting that their ability to maximally dilute their urines was intact.

The Pacific Ocean is able to absorb, dilute, and disperse large quantities of human-generated wastes, but the increasing pace of economic activity particularly the transport of crude oil and other hazardous substances has led to measurable levels of pollution in some nearshore waters, especially close to ports and large coastal cities.

By increasing your intake of liquids, you will be able to (somewhat) dilute the test sample.

Thus, we were able to reduce sample variation due to the presence/absence of HPV and patient's age, this method allowed us to dilute inter-individual variability.

Interestingly, MT4-MMP null mice had higher baseline urine osmolarities relative to wild type controls, but these animals were able to concentrate and dilute their urines normally.

Tim Geithner: They might want to dilute their current shareholders less because they might believe that they're going to be able to earn their way out of this.