Sentence examples for dilution contributes from inspiring English sources
However, dilution contributes to increased water consumption and may not be a viable option from an industrial perspective.
(24) However, in the case of vaginal administration, gel mixing with cervicovaginal fluid and semen causes gel dilution and contributes to leakage of the formulation.
Over the subsequent decades, the creation of majority-minority districts to remedy racial vote dilution claims also contributed to these developments.
DIN uptake by phytoplankton as well as dilution by offshore seawater contributed to the decrease in sewage-derived nitrogen.
The variation in stormwater runoff sources impacts water quality signals with urban sites contributing to dilution dynamics in ammonium, whereas the more rural site experiences a peak in ammonium during the same event.
A lower utilization threshold resulting in a dilution effect together with contributing biological mechanisms in the individual patient might explain these differences in typicality.
The peripheral senescent cells of nodules may contribute for dilution effects when observing expression of genes and metabolites levels in the growing parts of nodules because nodules were not isolated from the peripheral tissues for sampling.
Importantly, although the differences in noise levels are likely due to differences in transcriptional noise, fluctuations in translation and dilution rates will also contribute to total noise levels that we observe.
They also spoke out against the expensing of option plans, adding that it contributes to earnings dilution of 5% to 10%.
In addition to the horizontal movement of the release point, the rising and gradual dissolving behavior of CO2 droplets contributes to the dilution of CO2 in seawater.
It has the disadvantage of being relatively thick, which contributes to the dilution of the effects, but we considered that other alternatives would add complexity to the experimental design.
