Sentence examples for solids that occurred from inspiring English sources

In a most recent study, although blanched samples of sweet potato had the highest carotenoid content after drying compared to other pretreatments, e.g., salt, sodium metabisulfite, and ascorbic acid, the authors concluded that blanching artificially increased the level of retention by soluble solids that occurred during the process (Bechoff et al., 2011b).

Cuprous chloride is a whitish to grayish solid that occurs as the mineral nantokite.

We have also built a library of parametric, constraint-based, manufacturable solid patterns that occur frequently in filigree jewelry.

It is the most-common pediatric solid tumour that occurs outside the brain, with an annual incidence of about 11 cases per one million children between ages 4 and 15 and 30 cases per one million children under age 4. Neuroblastoma often arises in the abdomen, usually within the adrenaline-producing adrenal gland, which is located immediately above the kidney.

Local observations confirm that these results are due to the competition of two coarsening mechanisms of the solid particles that occur simultaneously: dissolution of a small particle to the benefit of one or several bigger ones by an Ostwald-type mechanism and the growth of necks between solid particles due to their coalescence.

Hypoxia is a common feature of solid tumors that occurs across a wide variety of malignancies.

Neuroblastoma is a neuroendocrine tumor of early childhood and is the most common extracranial solid tumor that occurs in children (Matthay et al., 2016).

Neuroblastomas (NBs) are solid tumors that occur during childhood.

These observations suggest that the formation of the intricate furrow network is associated with significant remodeling of the semi-solid media that occurs when new intersections are forged, resulting in the formation of an intricate interconnected network of narrow furrows with shallow walls.

Mismatch repair deficiency is manifest in a small proportion of solid tumours that occur in association with the inheritance of a pathogenic mutation in an MMR gene (Lynch syndrome) (Lynch et al, 2008), but is also frequently involved in sporadic tumorigenesis.

Other exclusion criteria were: multiple organ failure (n = 88), neoplastic diseases (n = 55, including 46 solid tumours), brain-dead state that occurred after LSTW decision (n = 18), unknown cause of the initial cardiac arrest (n = 13), chronic viral diseases (n = 13), uncontrolled sepsis (n = 4), occurrence of a new refractory cardiac arrest (n = 2), and judicial problems (n = 3).