Sentence examples for more aerated from inspiring English sources

The vocal processor on the right is there to make everything sound even more aerated.

Fill a glass with ice, then pour in the syrup and milk and stir to combine (for a more aerated drink, mix them in a shaker).

Some version of the novel will endure as long as gossip and daydreaming do, but maybe it will become more aerated and less controlling.

Her band's rhythm is sparer, more aerated and more stately than that of the praise songs recorded by traditional female griots, and her voice isn't as loud and cutting as the well-known ones.

As derived from DRIFT spectroscopy, SOM was less qualitatively differentiated among the fractions in the soil with the longest duration of flooding, while qualitative differences of SOM were more pronounced in the more aerated ones.

These differences should affect O2 and CO2 levels and consequently, the burrows and nest chambers of M. terricolor would be relatively more aerated than that of M. booduga.

Subjects reduced their intake when a more-aerated sample was served compared to a less aerated sample.

Results showed significant differences in intake of the two snacks by energy (p=0.0003) and volume (p<0.0001); subjects consumed 21% less weight and energy (70±17 kcal) of the more-aerated snack than the less-aerated snack, although they consumed a 73% greater volume of the more-aerated snack (239±24 ml).

We tested two versions of an extruded snack (cheese puffs) that were equal in energy density (5.7 kcal/g), but differed in energy per volume (less-aerated snack: 1.00 kcal/ml; more-aerated snack: 0.45 kcal/ml).

Protective ventilation resulted in less nonaerated lung (20-fold; P < 0.01) and more normally aerated lung (14-fold; P < 0.01).

Purged cultures consumed only around 7 mM of acetic acid but produced more H2 than aerated cultures, which consumed all the acetate initially present in the media (17.4 mM).