Sentence examples for typically dissolved from inspiring English sources

Successful enterprises were typically dissolved when a partner died, and to avoid the consequent losses Arab businessmen kept their enterprises both small and transitory.

The polymers are not soluble in DMF, acetone, and DMF, all solvents that typically dissolved other similar organometallic condensation polymers, and only partially soluble in DMSO.

SWNT WT1Pep427 was typically dissolved in DMSO, diluted into PBS, and the final concentration of DMSO in all assay media and injection formulations was less than 0.15% and vehicle controls contained identical amounts of DMSO.

Photoresist, or just resist, typically dissolves in a high-pH solution after exposure to light (including ultraviolet radiation or X rays), and this process, known as development, is controlled by using a mask.

Hydrogels do not typically dissolve due to chemical or physical cross-links and/or chain entanglements.

A lozenge typically dissolves in 20 30 min.

Typically the dissolved oxygen (DO) concentration decreases continuously at the beginning of the batch until it reaches a critical level where the oxygen transfer rate is very close to the vessel's maximum transfer capacity.

Under a two-stage filtration scenario, with hydraulic loading rates of 0.39 and 0.43 cm/s for Stages 1 and 2, respectively, manganese dioxide media filtration typically removed dissolved iron from 5 to 6.5 mg/L down to 0.1 mg/L or less, and allowed for suitable fish rearing and health (based on gill condition) in treated groundwater.

Springs emerging from soils with high organic-matter levels typically have higher dissolved organic compound concentrations and notable water color.

The groundwater typically has low dissolved oxygen (DO) concentrations (< 1 mg/L), suggesting the subsurface environment is conducive to potential attenuation by 'denitrification' of NO3-N in groundwater.

This mixture was gently pipetted until the pellet fully dissolved, typically in 30 seconds.