Sentence examples for precipitated back into from inspiring English sources

A major feature of this cycle is that more water evaporates from the ocean than is directly precipitated back into it.

The protein precipitated under these conditions (in case of both EPRP and ECCNs) was found to be ≥ 95% by dissolving the precipitate back into buffer and estimating protein by reading the absorbance at 280 nm after separating the nanoparticles by a magnet (in case of the ECCNs).

Asked about the mass resignations from his shadow cabinet that precipitated the leadership challenge, Corbyn again said he expected rebels to fall back into line if he was re-elected.

If we pull out of Afghanistan in a way that doesn't precipitate a slide back into civil war – not that it would be perfect – then history should judge it a success.

Moreover, TFA and isopropanol could be completely evaporated off the supernatant and precipitate, and recycled back into the process.

Medium was transferred back into microfuge tubes and precipitated with TCA overnight at 4°C.

It seems that in the 21st century we have precipitated ourselves into an abyss of extremes.

Inside unfolds a collection of environments seemingly precipitated into existence by the encounter between the wild world of mountains and lakes glimpsed through back windows and the cosy domestic world of tiled fireplaces, patterned wallpaper and stuffed armchairs.

Caroline is precipitated into ancient spites and ructions.

During precipitate ageing, a gradual transformation of an initially precipitated metastable phase into a final crystalline form often occurs.

Moreover, recent financial crises have precipitated a slide into bankruptcy and a dependence on aid.