Sentence examples for solids can lead from inspiring English sources

In the trace concentration realm the use of such small test portions on even moderately heterogeneous solids can lead to a high subsampling error.

Meeting these requirements presents some challenges, as hydrolysis at high total solids concentrations can lead to a decrease in substrate conversion, sometimes referred to as the 'solids effect' [ 4- 6].

Signal blockage and reflections from buildings and other large, solid objects can lead to accuracy degradation.

Adhesive force between two solid surfaces can lead to stiction failure of the micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) device.

As a planar inclusion in a solid cylinder can lead to a catastrophic failure of a whole structure, relevant studies on evaluating quantitative fracture values are always sought for supporting the investigations.

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It has also been well documented that ischemic conditions within solid tumors can lead to genetic instability and subsequently tumor progression[ 51, 52].

High solids residence times can lead to hydrolysis and rising sludge.

The presence of basal carcinoma cells with clear cytoplasm ("dimorphic" cells) and the formation of short stubby fronds sometimes cause pathologists to mistake papillary carcinomas for papillomas, and the bland cytologic characteristics of solid papillary carcinomas can lead to the same error.

Neglecting the effect of velocity change on conversion in a gaseous plug flow solid catalysed reactor can lead to an overestimation of conversion by a factor of 3 or underestimation of reactor size for a given conversion by factors of 2 or more in highly exothermic adiabatic cases.

The absence of Thermotogae in the LB reactor from Schlossvippach may be due to the fact that the solid phase is mainly heated up by the leachate (without extra heating in the solids storage—"garage"), which can lead to irregularities in temperature.