Sentence examples for that could be dissolved from inspiring English sources

Salicin was the primary compound in salix leaves that could be dissolved in water and ethanol.

To detect these, we developed a novel approach whereby osteoclasts could be incubated on substrates that could be dissolved after incubation, so that the substrate-apposed surface of the osteoclast could be inspected in the scanning electron microscope (SEM).

The first set of experiments assessed equilibrium solubility by placing an excess of olanzapine pamoate monohydrate in contact with a liquid medium to determine the maximum amount of the salt that could be dissolved per mL of fluid.

"There is a lot of public anger and political support to go after white-collar crime, and there is also the concern at the F.S.A. that it could be dissolved.

This material was based on the Swiss chemist Matthias Eduard Schweizer's discovery in 1857 that cellulose could be dissolved in a solution of copper salts and ammonia and, after extrusion, be regenerated in a coagulating bath.

With the committee already depleted by a death and two previous resignations, the body no longer has the required 50% of members needed to carry out its duties, giving rise to speculation that it could be dissolved and placed in the hands of a caretaker team while the search for new leadership begins.

It was only with her agreement that Parliament could be dissolved and an election held.

'Commonality' could not contain 'differences'; not only could 'harmony' contain 'differences', but it needed 'difference' in order to be called 'harmony.' 'That enmity could be dissolved in harmony' is objective dialectics, regardless of people's desires, and contemporary society, especially the international community, developed according to this objective dialectics" (Youlan 1999).

The Palestinian Authority is struggling with a financial crisis that led its prime minister, Salam Fayyad, to suggest this week that his cabinet could be dissolved and reformed.

It does not include the government proposal, championed by Cameron's policy tsar, Oliver Letwin, that the charter could be dissolved only with a two-thirds majority vote of both houses of parliament.

As governor of Massachusetts, Romney requested federal disaster assistance for storm cleanup, and he has toured storm-ravaged communities as a presidential candidate, but he has agreed with some who suggest that the Federal Emergency Management Agency could be dissolved as part of budget cuts.