Sentence examples for resist dilution from inspiring English sources
It is this combination of properties that allows this dioxin in soil to resist dilution with rainwater and causes it to seek and enter fatty tissue in the body if it is absorbed.
And studies by the Pew Research Center and others indicate that religious denominations that have become more friendly to secularism are shrinking precipitously, while the evangelical churches that resist dilution in their theological beliefs and practices are holding their own or growing.
Resistant parasites grew very slowly under drug pressure and resisted dilution cloning.
Parker's plan fortified Zuckerberg with supervoting shares that resisted dilution during fundraising and armed him with enough board seats to stay in power for as long as he wanted.
The prime minister is determined to resist any dilution of the British rebate because he has been highly critical of Tony Blair's decision to forego £7bn in the past seven year budget negotiations.
If indigenous peoples have the internationally recognised right to seek legislation to resist cultural dilution, surely indigenous British (or Europeans) can do the same with regard to "unwanted" immigration.
He should resist any further expansion or dilution of his original idea, and avoid the use of the term "boycott" to describe his plan.
The sensitivity, process window and contrast of the modified resist were improved, while the toluene dilution degraded the sensitivity.
The sensitivity, process window and contrast of the modified resist were found to be improved, while the dilution of resist degraded the sensitivity.
The resulted thickness of electron beam resist on the optical fiber tip is highly depended on the ZEP dilution ratio.
