Sentence examples for precipitating environment from inspiring English sources

This finding suggests that the potential for denitrification exists within both weired and conventional ditches, but a precipitating environment is limiting.

The loss of her parental figures and her protective family environment precipitated the onset of symptoms.

One hypothesis is that the coating is abiotic in origin where soluble iron from pore spaces in the highly weathered soil environment precipitated out of solution as a coating on the surface of the quartz.

Meanwhile evaporites, although typically precipitated in arid environments, may be deposited in either perennial dry or seasonal/monsoonal climates.

If the crystals were originally precipitated in shallower environments and secondarily transported to the deeper slope/basin by gravity flow, the long axis of each crystal should be aligned parallel to the bedding, which clearly differs from the observed randomly oriented texture of the Chaotian crystals.

It is known that dicalcium phosphate and octalcacium phosphate can be precipitated in acidic environments whereas hydroxyapatite is dissolved.

The authors claimed "It is known that dicalcium phosphate and octacalcium phosphate can be precipitated in acidic environments whereas hydroxyapatite is dissolved".

NEFA can also aggravate the immune state by precipitating oxidative stress leading to a pro-inflammatory environment [ 104– 106].

Precipitating risk factors for delirium are related to acute illness and the environment.

We describe the political economic environment that precipitated the Greek crisis.

He admits to having started out on this inquiry assuming it would prove to be straightforward abuse of their physical environment that precipitated their demise.