Sentence examples for greater dilution from inspiring English sources

As we're mining metals in greater dilution we're using more and more energy and water - commodities themselves under ever-increasing pressure.

This goes in line with Barberá and Andreo (2012) which showed in their study that higher volumes of infiltrating rain water will lead to greater dilution indicated by lower EC.

While the move "removes question marks over Barclays' ability to raise capital outside" the government plan, it has "come at the cost of greater dilution" to earnings, said Keefe, Bruyette and Woods analyst Mark Phin in a note to investors.

The above studies indicate that increasing the heat treatment temperature and time above the nominal level results in thickness growth of intermetallic compound by greater dilution between the metals thereby, ultimately leading to defects formations and reduction in the properties of the joint.

Increased expression in non-monocytes leads to greater dilution of the fold change in PBMC.

There is a range of intermediate Aext for which the optimal value of pEA varies relatively little, but with even higher Aext and faster growth comes greater dilution of the enzyme, and this forces pEA to rise.

One option is to use existing chemicals, but at greater dilutions.

Mammospheres initiated tumours in the cleared mammary fat pad of immunodeficient mice at 1000-fold greater dilutions than established breast-cancer-derived cell lines.

The optical densities (OD) obtained showed better discrimination at greater dilutions, but at serum dilutions higher than 1/200 we observed a decrease in OD values converging to blank readings.

As in the previous findings, water from Hawksbill Creek diluted 1 500 or 1 1,000 activated the reporter in the heart valves, whereas fluorescence was not observed at greater dilutions (1 5000, 1 10,000) (data not shown; n = 20 embryos per dilution per sample).

The variation in mtDNA input was intentional, as the higher deletion frequency in older individuals necessitated relatively greater dilutions to achieve a single molecule concentration in the proper Poisson range for droplet PCR.