Sentence examples for insufficient dissolution from inspiring English sources
Precipitation above 0°C leads to formation of rutile or anatase nuclei and insufficient dissolution in titania peroxo-complex.
Substandard medicines are caused by unintentional or negligent errors of manufacturing or by degradation after manufacturing resulting in insufficient API, poor dissolution properties, or degradation products.
Thermodynamic analysis shows that the free energy increment due to elastic deformation is insufficient to alter active dissolution rate remarkably.
Surface roughness of samples treated under different processing modes and concentration of electrolyte components is increased due to the insufficient rate of anode dissolution.
However, their insufficient mechanical strength and high dissolution (degradation) limit their biological applications.
All treatment conditions resulted in stable silk sponges, apart from 0.5h water annealing, which resulted in insufficient stabilization and partial scaffold dissolution when placed in water.
Large quantities of newly developed pharmacologically active molecules suffer from poor water solubility resulting in insufficient biopharmaceutical properties since drug solubility and dissolution rates are frequently the limiting steps in intestinal drug absorption.
The existence of this kinetic "switch" indicates that a single, continuous function describing the relationship between dissolution rate and Gibbs free energy may be insufficient.
There were insufficient tablets within these samples to proceed to phase two dissolution testing.
Although Cohodas ably describes the emotional dissolution that marred Simone's later years, the book offers insufficient analysis of her musicianship, and its examination of her anguished views on racial injustice seems strangely unengaged.
Names like Nyasa Protectorate, Italian Somaliland, White Russia or Stellaland speak to me about failed peace treaties or colonial dissolution, as if they were returned to their senders for insufficient postage.
