The phrase "aerated side" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to food, beverages, or materials where aeration is relevant, such as describing a specific aspect of a dish or product.
Example: "The aerated side of the cake provided a light and fluffy texture that contrasted beautifully with the dense frosting."
Alternatives: "whipped side" or "lightened side".
The computed tomography (CT) scan can be used to measure the lung weight-volume and to determine the degree of inflation (not aerated, poorly aerated, well aerated, over aerated tissue).
Colors in the 3D reconstruction represent clusters of lung tissue: hyper-aerated (blue), normally aerated (green), poorly aerated (yellow), non-aerated (red).
Waffles are a leavened batter baked between two hot irons marked with indentations, producing a crisp plain cake or flatbread with deep ridges on each side and a soft aerated interior.
The change in weight of each lung compartment (non-aerated, poorly aerated, well-aerated and over-aerated) between the two positions is always expressed as a percentage change compared to the total lung weight.
It is aerated with all sentient beings, so aerated that there's no solidity at all.
He usually covered this surface, which curved in from top to bottom and out from side to side, with loose vertical strokes in a strong aerated color.
From the left side of the atrium, which is at least partially divided, the aerated blood is pumped into the ventricle to mix with nonaerated blood; nonaerated blood from the body is returned to the heart via the right half of the atrium.
For studies of the oxidative half reaction, a second syringe contained air-equilibrated buffer alone or aerated buffer with 15 mM of l-Orn, l-Lys, or their side-chain methylated forms.
The animals were then allowed to recover until they resumed the ability to attach themselves to the bottom or sides of the tanks and then transferred to larger tanks with fresh aerated seawater.
