Sentence examples for to dissolved from inspiring English sources
verb
To terminate a union of multiple members actively, as by disbanding
- The ruling party or coalition sometimes dissolves parliament early when the polls are favorable, hoping to reconvene with a larger majority
The reverse may apply to dissolved carbon dioxide.
Moreover, tebuconazole removal was positively correlated to dissolved oxygen and all nutrients removal.
The effect of bile was not attributable to toxicity or to dissolved cytokines or endotoxin.
The latter may have led to an increase in hydrogen sulfide to dissolved oxygen ratios.
Sunlight is also linked to dissolved oxygen concentration (mg/L) and can predict photosynthetic activity.
The rock-water interaction arises due to dissolved ions in zone I.
As a result, adsorption amount of cation was approximately equal to dissolved amount of Mg2+ from CHT.
This LCST affected the polymer's aggregation status, which in turn affected the nanostructures, fluorescence intensities, and responses to dissolved oxygen.
The deviation of water from equilibrium with respect to dissolved minerals is quantitatively described by the saturation index (SI).
The groundwater quality for drinking was compromised with respect to dissolved solids, hardness, magnesium ions, and dissolved iron.
Previous studies pointed to dissolved water in silicate glasses and melts existing as molecules (H2Omol species) and hydroxyl groups, OH.
