Sentence examples for lead to dissolving from inspiring English sources

The stock swap that would lead to dissolving the YankeeNets partnership depends on agreeing to the other side's valuation.

So while continued unabated acidification of seawater will undoubtedly lead to dissolving coral reefs, the frequent and regular exposure to more acidified waters in the summertime may allow for corals in Bermuda to adapt to global ocean acidification more readily than we might have first thought.

A spokesperson for the American Water Works Association, a trade group for water utilities, said that "the focus of water engineers' work is corrosion control to minimize the potential for lead to dissolve into drinking water ― not in health effects research".

Increasing ZnO content to 0.06 mol at 650 °C led to dissolving ZnO in MgO and forms solid solution; this interaction led the finally divided CuO crystallites to grow on the top surface layer of MgO.

Similarly, methods will be needed to allow the lead vehicle to dissolve the platoon on reaching its destination or to allow another lead vehicle to take over.

Conversely, the much lower temperature of cold-brew coffee does lead to lower dissolved levels of the compounds causing bitterness, though it comes with the trade-off of a much-elongated brewing time.

Blending of ethanol into gasoline as a fuel oxygenate has created the scenario where inadvertent releases of E95 into soil previously contaminated by gasoline may remobilize these pre-existing NAPLs and lead to higher dissolved hydrocarbon (BTEX) concentrations in groundwater.

Visible light tended to increase the dissolution of Ag-NP under most natural water conditions in comparison to dark conditions, whereas UV-light led to decreased dissolved Ag+ after longer exposure time.

This leads to variable dissolved O2 levels at wetland plant root surfaces in paddy fields.

Although philosophical differences led the men to dissolve their partnership in 1995, Mr. Scheufele was charmed by the location.

Both sides of YankeeNets have strong-willed owners, and the conflicts, which have led the plan to dissolve, have also confused suitors.