Sentence examples for major dehydration from inspiring English sources

Major dehydration reactions are indicated by A (lawsonite breakdown), B (zoisite breakdown), and C (amphibole breakdown).

Shaded in light blue and yellow denote depth intervals of major dehydration for Hokkaido and Kii, respectively.

The major constituent minerals of AOC at the pressure-temperature condition beneath the Arima area (i.e., 1.5 to 2.4 GPa and 400°C to 500°C, including uncertainty in the estimates), where major dehydration of AOC occurs, are amphibole (22% to 48% in modal composition), lawsonite (22% to 36%), chlorite (0% to 13%), and epidote (9% to 22%; Schmidt and Poli 1998).

Our patient presented with primary adrenal insufficiency at the age of 3 weeks, diagnosed on account of major dehydration.

Petri et al. reported significant alterations on several objective cognitive tasks, whereas Szinnai et al. did not observe any major dehydration-induced impairment of cognitive performance.

Four prisoners were treated today with intravenous liquids for dehydration, Major Cox said.

It has been clearly established that fluctuating cold store temperatures are a major cause of dehydration.

The main example is diarrhea, with major risk of dehydration and renal failure in patients with less perception of being thirsty.

Hence, ABRE/AREB family-dependent gene expression likely plays a major role in dehydration-inducible gene expression in Arabidopsis, soybean, and rice.

Our results suggest that olefin formation is the major process in butanol dehydration on γ-Al2O3, and the Cβ–H bond cleavage is the RDS in the unimolecular dehydration process.

If more than one alkene can be formed in a dehydration, the major product is usually the product with the most highly substituted double bond (Saytzeff's rule).