Sentence examples for phase of dissolving from inspiring English sources
The absence, in responses, of references to the Phase of dissolving the partnership may reflect the stage of the project at the time of data collection i.e. before the formal end of MHaPP.
No drug melting endotherms were detected from the differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) thermograms of drug-PHEMA ASD samples below such threshold drug loading level, reflecting the existence of a completely amorphous phase of dissolved drug in the hydrogel matrix.
The tumor microenvironment can be defined as the insoluble elements of the ECM, the stroma with its cellular elements such as fibroblasts and immune cells and the fluid phase of dissolved substances.
Values above zero indicate super saturation with respect to the particular mineral phase and incapable of dissolving more of the mineral and water discharging from an aquifer containing sufficient amount of the mineral species with longer residence time to reach equilibrium in the case of groundwater (Ako et al. 2011).
Addition of mechanical impurities to the tested system results in disruption of the phase equilibrium of dissolved wax in solution and early wax crystallization (Fig. 7).
The SI < 0 indicates that the groundwater is undersaturated (dissolution) with respect to that particular mineral, while the SI > 0 specifies that the groundwater being supersaturated (precipitation) with respect to the particular mineral phase and therefore incapable of dissolving more mineral phase (Barzegar et al. 2015).
The small amount of Fe partitioned to the aqueous phase was primarily in the form of dissolved Fe III) species even in the systems in which Fe III) was the primary terminal electron acceptor for microbial respiration.
An index (SI), greater than zero, specifies that the groundwater being supersaturated with respect to the particular mineral phase and therefore incapable of dissolving more of the mineral.
In the aqueous liquid phase chemical reactions of dissolved CO2 have to be considered.
Variations in surface geomorphology mapped by electromagnetic conductivity indicate that permeable sandy soils are associated with underlying aquifers that are moderately reducing to a depth of 10 30 m, as indicated by acid-leachable Fe(II)/Fe ratios <0.6 in the solid phase and concentrations of dissolved sulfate >5 mg L-1.
In concentrated NaCl solutions, the absence of CO32−/HCO3− buffering leads to a rapid shut down of the corrosion process which may be aided by the formation of FeIII surface phases if traces of dissolved O2 are available.
