Sentence examples for to precipitating the from inspiring English sources

According to the experimental results, as Inconel 718 is heated for high-temperature (190 °C) cutting, cutting becomes increasingly difficult owing to precipitating the hard secondary phase of γ″(Ni3Nb), thus the cutting force is higher than that at room temperature.

The aqueous layer (containing the DNA) was recovered and extracted with PCIA twice more prior to precipitating the DNA in ethanol at -20°C.

Precipitation assays showed the ability to precipitate the majority band, but not all of the protein present was depleted.

A crisis sufficient to threaten the entire financial system was required to precipitate the inevitable conglomeratisation.

Those who seek the latter need to act, and act now, to precipitate the former.

Chloroform was added to precipitate the MPA-capped QDs, and the QDs were collected by centrifugation.

Following cation exchange and purification of QDs, methanol was added to precipitate the QDs from chloroform.

Methanol was added to precipitate the QDs, which were collected by centrifugation.

(Barack Obama was guilty of the same failure in 2009, thereby helping to precipitate the Republican sweep of the 2010 midterms).

His silence serves not to precipitate the speaker's anguish but to register it, and in absolute safety.

Indeed, the steady stream of embarrassing exposes we published may well have served to precipitate the downfall of that government.