Sentence examples for abundant salt from inspiring English sources

But once you have entered the Lazy River, with all its pliability and ease, its sterilizing chlorine and swift yet manageable currents, it is very hard to accept the sea: its abundant salt, its marine life, those little islands of twisted plastic.

Ammonium sulfate, which is the most abundant salt in the treatment mixture, is a well-known flame retardant [38, 39].

Fundulus heteroclitus, a small, abundant, salt marsh fish that inhabits the eastern North American coast, has become a leading model in environmental biology.

In the narrow ocean basins of the central North Atlantic, restricted ocean circulation favoured deposition of evaporites (halite, gypsum, anhydrite, and other less abundant salts).

These thin crystalline films are made by mixing two inexpensive readily abundant salts to make an ink that can be deposited in many different ways… This means that perovskite solar panels could cost less than half of their silicon counterparts".

Given that the Phoenix lander found abundant salts in martian soil that can lower the freezing point of any water present, the observed near-freezing temperatures look sufficient to allow flowing, briny water on or just beneath the martian surface.

Similarly, in many countries, NaCl and Na2SO4 are the most abundant salts in salinized soils (Iqbal 2003; Shi and Sheng 2005; Manivannan et al. 2008).

Although the high temperatures, low pH, and abundant salts and metals in G. sulphuraria's environment may not be directly responsible for the unusual mitochondrial genomic evolution, it is very possible that these extreme environmental conditions exacerbate the mutational effects.

Although G. sulphuraria lives in extreme environments with high temperatures, low pH, and abundant salts and metals, it is unlikely that these conditions are directly responsible for the atypical organellar features.

Coastal vegetation is usually abundant in salt and minerals and is known to influence quality of forage for both reindeer and geese (Staaland et al. 1983; Spaans and Postma 2001; Ngai and Jefferies 2004).

Near the mouth, the river was once abundant in salt marshes, which stretched for miles on either side of the river, even near Upper Newport Bay, which has also served as an alternate mouth of the river.