Sentence examples for still precipitation from inspiring English sources
However, the whole growth processes of ZnO nanorod arrays were in a nonequilibrium state because several hours after taking out samples, there was still precipitation formed from the solution.
With pure DMSO (χ [AMIM]Cl = 0), there was still precipitation of crystalline cellulose at the bottom of the tube after 60 minutes of mixing, indicating that the cellulose was insoluble in pure DMSO.
Still, summer precipitation and CO2 concentrations remain the determining variables (p<0.001).
Process development, however, for protein precipitation steps still is based mainly on heuristic approaches and high-throughput experimentation due to a lack of understanding of the underlying mechanisms.
Mr. Halpert said that the presence or absence of El Niño was only one factor affecting the weather in California, and that while the state might not have weeks and weeks of drought-busting rain this winter, it could still see more precipitation than average.
Several problems, contradictions, and even fallacies related to the perception and modeling of precipitation still exist.
Energy deposition resulting from particle precipitation still needs to be quantified from radar observations or other satellite observations, e.g. DMSP in conjunction.
In such sera the sFcεRI is likely still available for precipitation, whereas in patients with elevated IgE the soluble receptor is mainly bound to serum IgE and therefore cannot be immunoprecipated by the mAb19-1.
Due to the water cycle, fresh water supply is continually replenished by precipitation, however there is still a limited amount necessitating management of this resource.
The precise effects of climate change on precipitation are still a source of debate and uncertainty.
But lakes of methane, and an earth-like weather cycle of evaporation, condensation and precipitation, are still possible.A paper published in Nature earlier this month by a team led by Caitlin Griffith of Northern Arizona University lends credence to the idea of a methane-based weather cycle on Titan.
