Sentence examples for may be dissolution from inspiring English sources

Based on these calculations, low solubility inhaled corticosteroids and large dose anti-infective agents may be dissolution limited.

In the high temperature part of a reactor system there may be dissolution effects on the oxide scale increasing with temperature and flow velocity.

If a drug is poorly soluble, a slower dissolution rate, and hence a longer dissolution time may be normal, although dissolution rate can be artificially accelerated using aggressive medium and testing conditions.

The primary source of Mn in pond and PSF water may have been dissolution of naturally occurring manganese present in the soil.

It may be due to dissolution of evaporate minerals such as gypsum and halite (Sappa et al. 2014).

The size and connectivity of the pore network may be enhanced by dissolution or reduced by cementation and compaction.

This finding is a cause for concern that ECS Mg/Ca data obtained under bottom water conditions with low Δ[CO3 2−] may be influenced by dissolution (Fig. 6a).

Elevated Ca concentrations may be attributed to dissolution of limestones, Ca-rich feldspars, and potentially due to biodegradation or organic matter in upper soil horizons.

It may be a small dissolution effect at the shallow-water depth of site 798, or the nutrient supply may have only been sufficient in the southern Japan Sea because it was supplied by the southern strait.

The continued release of P may be from the dissolution of calcium phosphate minerals, which are often found in dairy manure and dissolve at pH below 7 (Shober et al. 2010).

The LRS is increased (slightly) with retention time, however, long time retention of 48 h at a CC of 300 μA is obtained (Figure 11b), which may be the higher dissolution rate of the existing filament at lower CC.