Sentence examples for generally dissolved from inspiring English sources

Polyamides with long hydrocarbon chains, e.g. PA11 and PA12, are generally dissolved in phenolic or fluoric solvents that prevent these polymers from being electrospun and used in many applications because of their high boiling point and/or prohibitive cost.

As with other invertebrates the respiratory pigments of those arthropods that have them are generally dissolved in the blood and rarely enclosed in corpuscles as they are in vertebrates.

Naringenin suffers from low solubility in aqueous environments, up to 36 µM in our hands, and is generally dissolved in organic solvents [2].

On the other hand, ASDs based on water-soluble polymer carriers are generally dissolved quickly in the early stage of the dissolution process resulting in an initial surge of supersaturation followed by a decline in drug concentration due to the nucleation and crystallization events originated from the rapid buildup of supersaturation.

They generally dissolve when one of the executives departs or a new leader is named.

Wavelet transform generally dissolves the input signal into an array of basis functions which is called wavelets.

The enteric coating of the HPMC capsules generally dissolves within approximately 60 minutes after gastric stage at pH 6.0 and within approximately 40 minutes at pH 6.5, that is, in the proximal small intestine [ 31].

4 Functionalised dipeptides, where the N-terminus is substituted with a large hydrophobic group such as naphthalene or fluorenylmethoxycarbonyl, are receiving an increasing amount of interest as LMWG. 5 These LMWG generally dissolve to form free-flowing solutions when the pH is adjusted above the p Ka of the terminal carboxylic acid.

Unlike in India, there is pattern of generally decreasing dissolved Fe concentrations with depth across the transect in Bangladesh, with the exception of B5 (Fig. 5f).

This is due to the natural waters generally containing dissolved carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions and carbonates (Mokhtar et al. 2009) which forms a buffer system (Eq. 4 and 5).

Although the thermal decomposition method has many advantages for producing highly monodispersed particles with a narrow size distribution, it has the big disadvantage that the resulting NPs are generally only dissolved in nonpolar solvents.