Sentence examples for dilute the effects from inspiring English sources

The concern is that constraints imposed by Mr. Weidmann and others could dilute the effects of bond buying, rendering it less effective.

This relies on the assumption that treatments that are judged to be not bona fide are less effective than those judged to be bona fide and thus dilute the effects of the comparison treatments.

'We have learnt multiple treatments that can delay or dilute the effects of ageing.

Treatment of victims appeared rudimentary, with water and vinegar among the means of trying to dilute the effects.

It is in this way that Murdoch will try most to dilute the effects of separation of the two companies and the isolation of his papers.

She said changing ratios would "dilute" the effects of raising staff quality.

"As we topped the $50 billion level, I started worrying we'd have a flood of new investors coming in that would dilute the effect of our great ideas for current shareholders," said Blaine Rollins, who took over management of the $48.6 billion Janus Fund in January.

Some experts said the fact that the American message was sent on the same day as Israel's had the potential to dilute the effect of Mr. Obama's message, by linking it to Israel, whose government has been much more hostile toward Iran.

One key difference between 2009 and 2012 is that there are more PCs worldwide, which could dilute the effect of new PCs - but the PC installed base in North America and Europe has remained roughly constant during that period, which would suggest that regions where Windows 8 might expect to be most quickly bought would have the same available number of buyers.

The presence of alkyl groups would dilute the effect of sulfonic acid and weak the intermolecular interaction by the steric hindrance.

An excess of targeting ligand will lead to reduced circulation time (Shmeeda et al. 2009), whereas an excess of PEG will dilute the effect of the active targeting groups.