Sentence examples for consistent acid from inspiring English sources

Due to this consistent acid pollution from the reservoir, most large fish spawn downstream of Red Bluff Diversion Dam, a dam also on the Sacramento River near Red Bluff, California.

Sample F5 ("Assiette à Dorer Rouge vif. 1914") contained a pigment with molecular formula C20H14O4N2S, consistent with Acid Red 88 or Acid Red 9 (both synthesised in 1877), or Acid Brown 6 (synthesised 1878).

Consistent with acid adaptation, TolC-associated drug efflux of toxins is more active at low pH [25].

To assess whether drug treatment acts as the consistent amino acid selection in these two datasets, we compared the (A,A) covariation in the Treated dataset with that in the Untreated one.

Similarly, the HCP contour plot in Figure 2C(1) indicated that decreasing flocculation pH from 8.0 to 5.0 progressively reduced the HCP level in the product streams, consistent with acid precipitation as reported previously (Romero et al., 2010).

The consistent amino acid signatures along with the phylogenetic findings in this report suggest that the FB RV variant may be maintained as an independent enzootic by local FB populations.

A phylogenetics-guided comparison of thermophilic proteomes with those of other, mesophilic Sordariomycetes revealed consistent amino acid substitutions associated to thermophily that were also present in an independent lineage of thermophilic fungi.

The only consistent amino acid mutations that distinguished them from the other 10 tested viruses were as follows: I139T, K/A149R, D/N153G, D/N196Y and K321N in HA; S/G60N in non-structural protein 2 (NS2); and I/V147M and I401V in polymerase basic 2 (PB2) (data not shown).

The ratio of iso-butane/n-butane approached equilibrium (~ 3 at 75°C) consistent with acid-catalyzed isomerization promoted by the mild acidity of beach sand [19].

Approximate GCNF/ linker molecule)x compositions are proposed consistent with acid-uptake and elemental analysis data.

This is consistent with acid-base and respiratory gas values in the fetal circulation and placental tissue during the first trimester (Jauniaux et al., 2001).