Sentence examples for precipitated about from inspiring English sources

During otoconia formation, CaCO3 is precipitated about the otoconial core matrix proteins.

But 22 million Australians seem not to care very much, the broad sense that the country will one day become a republic only matched by a common reluctance to do anything precipitate about it.

FIM and HREM reveal precipitates about 2 nm in size with a b.c.c.

For comparison, studies suggest that external, physical factors are estimated to precipitate about 8% of falls in residential care facilities [ 17], while others have found that 14,5% of falls are associated with environmental factors [ 16].

The produced gold nanoparticles precipitated after about 2 weeks in DI water, and we found that sodium citrate acts as a stabilizer and surface capping agent of the colloidal gold nanoparticles.

And yet – incongruously precipitated by revelations about MPs' bills for duck houses, trouser presses and servants' quarters – there is a widespread acknowledgment that Britain's political system is in a profound crisis.

This has precipitated endless debates about what Hamilton really meant.

This seems to have precipitated needless confusion about his exact relation to Duns Scotus.

The highest bond strength of the precipitated coatings was about 15.5 MPa (Chen et al. 2009b).

July and August are normally the most precipitated months, receiving about 50% of the annual rainfall.

The council's move came after months of public scrutiny precipitated by complaints about the health effects of smells emanating from the factory, where the popular hot sauce is concocted from chili peppers, garlic, and vinegar.