Sentence examples for solvent balance from inspiring English sources

Broadly speaking, a potential buyer must show that it has competent and honest management; a solvent balance sheet; and a sound plan for the target bank.So the criminal investigations and the fact that two of the BOI's senior staff, worried about the strength of the bank's balance sheet, had refused to approve BPI's bid made Mr Fazio's decision hard to understand.

The overall results indicate the multi-channel CCC is very useful for high-throughput fractionation of natural products for drug discovery in spite of the solvent balancing requirement and the lower resolution of the shorter CCC columns.

The polymer mass change during the voltammetric cycles reveals the role of the solvent in balancing the mass flux across the layer.

For solvent-based capture, the bulk of this required energy is the heat used to regenerate the solvent, and the balance is the electricity required for liquid pumping, the flue gas fan and the final compression of the CO2 product.

The ministry stressed that Anglo Irish Bank was still solvent, with a balance sheet of some 100 billion euros ($131.5 billion).

Before financial institutions have collapsed over the past several months, they have come to the Financial Accounting Standards Board, pleading for a change in mark-to-market accounting rules so that they can continue to appear to be solvent on their balance sheets.

A NF model was developed based on solute (NOM) and solvent differential mass balances and incorporating experimental data of the variation of permeation fluxes and total organic carbon (TOC) rejections with WRR.

The key of this system was to find a good suitable and biocompatibility solvents, which could balance the influence on the activity and enantioselectivity of enzymes and the partition behavior of substrate and product.

In both solvents, the mass balance between the product yield and iodobenzene conversion was generally quite good, differing by no more than 7%%.

These techniques revealed the presence of supramolecular organization in different levels and in the absence of solvent, reflecting a delicate balance of interactions produced by the rigid flexible backbone segments and the size of dendritic side-chains.

The mass balance of solvent fractionation of such soils revealed that <2% each belonged to organic acids and bases, ∼4% to fractions designed polar neutrals, ∼8% to polar aromatics, ∼7% to dichloromethane solubles, and ∼79% to cylohexane solubles, among them ∼63% acetone soluble compounds.