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Significados de diluent en inglés

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diluente
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diluyente

Substance which decreases the viscosity of fluids.

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Uso de diluent en inglés
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Conclusions: ESC and HSR test results are significantly affected by the test diluent.
Pubmed
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Following random allocation, the rats received either a cell-permeable pan-caspase inhibitor or diluent.
Pubmed
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PDVSA's cash-flow problems have at times left it unable to pay for sufficient diluent.
Reuters
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Capline has competition in the race to bring diluent north.
Reuters
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The effect of diluent monomer on cytocompatibility requires further investigation.
Pubmed
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Any fluid which thins the blood or holds medicine in solution is called a diluent.
The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in Plain English / or,...
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Biopsies from diluent control sites gave only occasional signals.
Pubmed
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Biopsies from diluent controls gave only occasional weak signals.
Pubmed
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Castor oil has been found to be a better diluent, as this will not evaporate.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 821, September 26, 1891
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Truth lying dissolved in oceans of error and nonsense and ignorance makes but a feeble diluent.
Gala-Days
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Rail cars can transport bitumen without added diluent.
Reuters
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These assays have been routinely performed using platelet-poor plasma (PPP) as the test sample diluent.
Pubmed
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This indicated that the sludge had approximately zero energy value and was acting as a dietary diluent.
Pubmed
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Each barrel extracted from the Orinoco belt needs some kind of diluent to be transported and exported.
Reuters
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Control diluent contained no additives.
Pubmed
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It is fueled by forecasts that demand for diluent from Canadian oil producers will quadruple in just over a decade.
Reuters
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diluente
Diluent a través del tiempo