Sentence examples for could be precipitated from inspiring English sources

The transformation could be precipitated in various ways; these were the only extravagance I allowed myself.

Violence against them could be precipitated by a bad harvest, a barbarian attack, or a public festival of the emperor cult.

The new, powerfully radioactive substance could be concentrated with barium, but, because its chloride was slightly more insoluble, it could be precipitated by fractional crystallization.

This ferrous iron is water-soluble and therefore could be easily transported, but it had to be converted to ferric iron, which is highly insoluble, before it could be precipitated as iron formations.

It could be precipitated with addition of diethyl ether as described by Bell et al. (2003).

They could be precipitated by laser irradiation in 488 nm with the least light density of 1.70 × 105 W/m2.

Considering our result that the exacerbation frequency was significantly correlated with the decrease in thoracic vertebral BMD, the factors involved in exacerbations could be precipitating key factors and cause the adverse effect.

No EPS (extracellular polysaccharides, or exopolysaccharides) production was observed in the parental BR 3459 and non-mucoid variants (EPS could not be precipitated with cetrimide or ethanol from bacteria grown in yeast-mannitol medium); in addition, the strains could not grow in minimum medium and were less tolerant of high temperatures.

Mr. Walker said some islands could even be precipitated by "a large alligator burrowing" on a lake bottom.

The Al(OH 3 could potentially be precipitated from these products in a similar method to what is done with "red mud" (Al(OH 3 containing waste product) in the Bayer process.

Only a small proportion of about 10% was found in the plasma water comprising of free scandium-44 and maybe a small amount of [44Sc]Sc-HPMA that could not be precipitated completely indicating a good in vivo stability.