Sentence examples for to disintegrate in from inspiring English sources

Eudragit S (organic) tablets failed to disintegrate in three out of eight volunteers, while disintegration was in the ileo-caecal junction and ascending colon in all others.

The colonial era began to disintegrate in the 1950s.

But the relationship began to disintegrate in 2009.

Neither Cook nor Barrett expected his season to disintegrate in a first-round Big East game.

There are smaller skeletons too, but none complete; children's bones tend to disintegrate in acidic soil.

Ultimately, Horsley's arch lifestyle begins to disintegrate in that most sincere of all places: rehab.

It took less than three weeks for the Red Sox to go from challenging for the postseason to disintegrating in a wave of ugly losses and uglier words.

The formal, state-mandated protective mechanisms – primarily through the English Heritage listing system and local authority planning regulations – are regularly shown to be inadequate, toothless or prone to disintegrating in proximity to serious economic power or political influence.

The pill is printed with Aprecia's "ZipDose" technology, which makes the pill porous and able to quickly disintegrate in a "sip" of liquid.

India has taken a much easier route: it has allowed many priceless papers and other items to slowly disintegrate in, or be stolen from, institutions starved of funding, bereft of proper facilities and trained staff, and lacking proper security.

Two placebo formulations were studied: one was CODES™, which consisted of a lactulose containing core overcoated with both Eudragit E and Eudragit L designed to rapidly disintegrate in the colon, the other was lactulose-free reference formulation (LFRF) that consisted of lactulose-free tablet core overcoated with the same materials.