Sentence examples for flotation due to from inspiring English sources

One of Merlin's investments, hair loss-treatment maker Intercytex, recently had to postpone a flotation due to difficult market conditions.

Biffa, the waste management company, has cut the price of its flotation due to market nerves caused by worries over the economic impact of Brexit.

Since LDs are typically isolated by flotation due to the low density of the TAG and SE core components, nascent LDs that contain less TAG and SE cannot be isolated by that method.

However, carrying out experiments to fit flotation rate models are seldom undertaken on industrial flotation banks due to laborious sampling, preparation and analysis.

But its share may see some weakness since the private equity lock-up period following last year's flotation is due to expire the day before the update.

Also several fundamental flotation models which have taken many parameters into account were designed, but these models did not widely apply in industrial flotation studies (due to their complexity and the variety of immeasurable parameters) (Amini 2012).

Several research papers and a few industrial applications about the subject suggest that the mechanism behind the positive effect of ultrasound for mineral processing and especially flotation is due to formation of cavitation by ultrasonic energy.

The concentration of phosphate rock is strongly affected by the presence of ionic species dissolved in flotation pulp due to the interaction of ions with the surface of apatite particle.

Alternatively, EGFR molecules in GSL-rich domains might move into phospholipid domains during the Triton solubilization and sucrose flotation process due to the lack of a GPI anchor [107].

The technique is the only one which allows the evaluation of trophozoites motility (as they are readily distorted by flotation solutions due to osmotic stress), but clearly lacks good sensitivity for other parasitic stages and requires almost fresh samples [ 14],[ 19],[ 26].

The flotation method works due to the action of reagents such as collectors, frothers and depressants.