Sentence examples for water complicates from inspiring English sources
The monomer extraction by water complicates the gravimetric behaviour, especially in the most severe hydrolysis conditions.
All three of these compounds are used in topical treatment of fungal infections, and may have limited solubility in water, complicating their identification using the C. elegans-C.
The spatial variability of As concentrations in Bangladesh ground-water complicates the prediction of the As content of water from a particular well but also provides an opportunity for mitigation in that safe aquifers can be targeted to provide the vast majority of households access to safe water.
For aquatic animals that hunt terrestrial prey, the refraction of light when it strikes water further complicates the matter.
For small animal imaging, immersion in water significantly complicates the procedure [ 6].
For a house painting job, working around outdoor obstructions such as bushes, hose mounts, and water meters complicates a painting job considerably.
No points for guessing what happens where those two bodies of water meet.To complicate matter further, some fish are worth more than others of the same species.
In both the elegant "Pink Hallway No. 2" (2000) and "Wichita Falls" (2001), which might be modeled after a motel Mr. Casebere has made, the spaces appear to be flooded with water, further complicating but enriching the image.
In recent years environmental groups have focused efforts on educating locals about littering and waste management, however the recurring water shortages complicate the issue as the need for the cans keeps returning.
It was found that unrestricted access of the reaction mixture to oxygen and unrestricted loss of water could complicate the polymerization behavior of sodium acrylate in aqueous system.
The natural seeps of gas and oil could contribute to the overall levels in the ocean water, possibly complicating scientists' attempts to understand how much oil spilled and what the effects will be on the gulf.
