Sentence examples for dissolution of which from inspiring English sources
Readers will have to wait a year for the letters that chronicle their marriage — one of the most discussed in literary history — the dissolution of which contributed to Plath's suicide in 1963.
Instead, they held that Aristotle considered the soul as a material and therefore a mortal entity, operating during life only under the authority of universal reason and organically connected with the body, on the dissolution of which it would become extinct.
The mobility of tumor cells is also influenced by extracellular matrix, the dissolution of which may change the three-dimensional cell structure and result in dedifferentiated morphology and enhanced invasiveness and migration capability of the tumor cells [ 16].
The dissolution of lysosomes, which normally house hydrolytic enzymes, leads to intracellular acidosis.
H5 could fill the vacuum left by the dissolution of the Independent Healthcare Association, which was disbanded back in 2004.
Less than two months will have passed since the dissolution of Parliament, which kicked off that election.
President von Hindenburg signed a decree for the dissolution of Parliament, which is expected to become effective before the reconvening of Parliament, scheduled for next Tuesday.
The dissolution of Yugoslavia, which was in part driven by monetary considerations, also led to the rapid introduction of new currencies.Of course, Russia and Yugoslavia were monetary basket cases which made monetary independence an easy choice, economically.
The optimal dripping pill formulae elevated the solubility and dissolution of lycopene, which was confirmed to be formed in an amorphous state.
DOC concentration was the predominant factor influencing the dissolution of CuNPs, which was far more important than the effect of pH in the range from 6 to 9 on the dissolution of the CuNPs.
Reflooding stopped the mobilization of those elements but resulted in abundant dissolution of Fe, which became the dominant cation in the pore water.
