Sentence examples for solution to rise from inspiring English sources

Erythrocytes added to the solution cause the osmolarity of the solution to rise, and the difference in hydrostatic pressure to decrease, resulting in a prolonged time of cell lysis.

The PCDTBT solution infiltrates into the template by two wetting phenomena namely (i) capillary force (repulsion) which cause the solution to rise from the bottom of the template and (ii) with the assistance of gravity that contributes to the flow of solution from the top of the template into the nanopore (Figure 2a).

A strip (11 × 28 cm) of glass fibre paper (Whatmann GF/A) was inserted into a polyethylene bag (25 × 35 cm) as physical support for the development of the root and as a way for the nutrient solution to rise by capillary action and reach the whole root.

Another solution to rising university costs may be less university.

One solution to rising food prices is chicken.

"Collective action is the only solution to rising seas and rising temperatures.

Mr. Obama's solution to rising gas prices is fundamentally the opposite of Mr. Gingrich's.

From Mark Littlewood, director general at the Institute of Economic Affairs Rent controls are the wrong solution to rising housing costs in the UK.

One press release – from a Senate race he contested in 1974 – proposes a radical solution to rising energy prices.

It is seen by its supporters as an innovative and cost-effective solution to rising levels of chronically ill people.

He fastened on to a report by a management consultant, James Morgan, who had been hired by the then minister John Patten to look for a solution to rising crime.