Sentence examples for because of the dilution from inspiring English sources

But because of the dilution of minority districts, Mr. DiGaetano now has a district more laden with Democrats.

The dream of rags to riches has been sustained as believable in part because of the dilution of wealth at death.

Dividends tend to grow (at best) no faster than GDP, and usually slower because of the dilution effect.

"All of them have done environmental impact statements regarding that and all indicated that it does not have a harmful impact on the environment because of the dilution ability of the ocean," he said.

Add iminobiotin binding buffer (1 ml) to each well to adjust the pH to ∼ 9. Add the iminobiotin-Sepharose beads (100 μl, shake the suspension thoroughly before pipetting; because of the dilution, pipetting and mixing is straightforward).

It was observed that, in addition to W and MC-type carbide phases, Fe7W6 phase was formed in the three kinds of coatings because of the dilution effect of Fe from the substrates.

McDonald's, for example, is not expected to use such multi-branding because it is wary of the dilution.

"But I believe they'll try to increase the bid with cash because of the potential dilution in issuing shares, which would worry their shareholders.

All molecules within a GEM get tagged with the same barcode, but because of the limiting dilution of the genome (roughly 300 haploid genome equivalents), the probability that two molecules from the same region of the genome are partitioned in the same GEM is very small.

This is because of the increased dilution of ethylene by benzene.

Product concentration was also decreased with the increase of media and effluent flow rates, which might be because of the higher dilution rate.