Sentence examples for rapidly diluted from inspiring English sources
In addition, honey should remain active upon dilution, since honey will be rapidly diluted at the wound interface due to its hygroscopic characteristics and the presence of wound exudate.
They are themselves toxins, although they are rapidly diluted in the sea.
Kerry's deadline of 29 April – set last July after a three-year gap in negotiations as a target for a final status deal – has rapidly diluted into a deadline for a framework agreement supposed to inform the shape of a final deal.
Although fibrinolysis is mainly initiated in the body upon stimulation or blood clotting, and rapidly diluted and inhibited in the circulation, evaluation of its "residual" activity in plasma is expected to reflect its global body potential.
Thereafter concentrations were below drinking water standards and lethal concentrations for aquatic organisms and were rapidly diluted downstream, posing a low risk to the aquatic environment (Baillie et al. 2015).
The majority of the T cells that reconstitute the immune system in TK+ DLI-treated patients are TK− cells, while TK+ cells are rapidly diluted in the periphery unless they expand for a specific reason (e.g., GvHD) [3], [4].
Aggregation of denatured aldolase was initiated by rapidly diluting 6.5 µl of the denatured aldolase into 1293.5 µl (a 200-fold dilution) of 150 mM sodium chloride pH 7.5 buffer pre-equilibrated for 10 min at 23°C.
Operational data from the 40 m3 Laboratory Biosphere is used to illustrate how normal variations of temperature, humidity and barometric pressure would combine to force leakage and rapidly dilute the internal atmosphere if it were not equipped with a lung.
Over time, adult stem cells tend to be LRCs (label-retaining cells) because they do not proliferate (in normal conditions) at a rate that dilutes the label, whereas transit-amplifying progeny rapidly dilute such labels.
Plants were kept in these treatments for 2 days to allow sufficient time for 2,4-D uptake, which is similar to a typical exposure time in the field (2,4-D can rapidly dilute in natural waterbodies, see below).
Recent data indicate that these treatments can rapidly dilute from the treatment site into the rest of the lake to concentrations at or below those used in our study (Bugbee et al. 2003; WIDNR and USACE of ERDC 2011).
