Sentence examples for it is precipitated from inspiring English sources
At the same time, there is more reason to take a potential change in the polls seriously if it is precipitated by a news event like the debate.
Kenneth E. Raske, president of the Greater New York Hospital Association, said: "Without being hyperbolic, this is a potential public health crisis, and it is precipitated by the current malpractice climate, particularly related to obstetrics.
Of these trace metals, cadmium is the most mobile because much less of it is precipitated as an oxide.
Staining forms when water transports iron to the marble surface, where it is precipitated as colored iron hydroxide (limonite) [2,3].
To completely remove it from the solution, it is precipitated with hydrogen sulfide.
It is precipitated by an autoimmune attack on the β-cells that results in an insulin deficient state, although a small number of functioning β-cells may remain [ 8].
These elements are likely to be incorporated within the calcite bulk in systems where it is precipitating and the demonstrated strong partitioning ensures some uptake even where calcite is at or under saturation.
But it was precipitated by the German firm's unexpected and, for Vodafone, highly unwelcome bid for Orange.
The current recession is unusual because it was precipitated by a slowdown in capital spending by overextended businesses, instead of by weakening consumer demand.
What is clear about his departure is that it was precipitated by comments that struck at the heart of the delicate relationship between Taliban militants in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
