Sentence examples for result of dissolving from inspiring English sources
As a result of dissolving the very thin Pd layer into the ball, Pd is almost undetectable along the entire bond interface between the ball and the Al pad.
X-ray diffraction studies revealed that OBD treatment gave rise to large lattice expansion and high amount of residual compressive stresses, as result of dissolving oxygen atoms as interstitial in the titanium lattice.
They are a result of dissolved carbon dioxide, which forms in the wine due to a second fermentation process that occurs during production inside the sealed bottles.
Color in natural water usually results from the leaching of organic materials and it is primarily the result of dissolved and colloidal humic substances (Karikari and Ansa-Asare 2006).
The second row of lacunae (near endoderm) in sections where muscle appears to be mesogleal are the result of dissolved encrustations (often foraminifera; grey arrow, Fig. 1k).
Figure 1 Second-order rate kinetic plots for the oxidation of progestagenic steroid hormones (SH) by permanganate and the resulting effect of dissolved natural organic matter (NOM) from wastewaters (WWTP A and WWTP B) for progestagens at a) and c) pH 6.0, b) and d) pH 8.0 when compared to Milli-Q water according to progestagens having similar reaction rate constants.
The detection results of dissolved oxygen concentration in hairy root clumps before and after ultrasound stimulation proved that ultrasound could enhance the mass transfer of dissolved oxygen into root clumps, which is an advantage for hairy root growth and secondary metabolite accumulation.
The resulting pool of dissolved carbon within the lake appears to be more biologically- and photochemically-labile than material from the undisturbed system.
That is, cornea accumulates water as a result of high dissolved solute levels in the stroma (1, 2).
As a result the concentration of dissolved Cu II) at a specific time showed a peak at pH 7 8.
As a result, over-saturation of dissolved CO2 in rivers may be misestimated if the estimation is made based on a specific temporal and spatial scale.
