Sentence examples for more absorbent of from inspiring English sources

The research used satellite photos dating back to 1981 plus a model to examine the impact of increases of both impurities in the ice, often visible to the human eye, and the size of grains in the snowpack, which is often invisible to the human eye and which makes snow "'darker'--not dirtier, but more absorbent of energy from the sun," said Tedesco.

Hemp is low in lignin, needing few chemicals for processing and making it more absorbent to dyes.

So it takes a real freak to let some chick rub her cooter on some of the more absorbent areas of his face.

Commercials for Tide detergent discuss how it is not as diluted as lower-priced alternatives and spots for Bounty call it more absorbent than a "bargain brand" of paper towels.

More absorbent paper requires a greater amount of embossing powder.

Fresh pasta has a softer, more absorbent texture and takes on the flavours of the sauce with which it's served.

You should now be the owner of some slightly more comfortable, more absorbent towels!

Peat was more absorbent than straw, and as there were huge numbers of working horses at the time, it was promoted as a replacement for straw.

In case of an exudating yellow or black wound a more absorbent dressing is advised.

The bran and protein content of wholewheat flour tend to make it slightly more absorbent than normal flour.

"What's interesting about the new approach," Mr. Wilson said, "is that consumers played back to us that they intuitively understood the absorption levels of each of these, that Stylish is the least absorbent, Active is more absorbent, and Anywhere is the most absorbent".