Sentence examples for more alkaline and from inspiring English sources

The waters of Dublin, sitting on 300-million-year-old limestone, are even more alkaline and require even more roasting of the barley.

Dissolving mineral dust in the ocean makes sea water more alkaline and able to absorb more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

In addition to the bulking agent, ash and soda lime can be added to make the compost more alkaline and facilitate pathogen die-off.

These respond by triggering further cellular changes, including an increase in calcium levels that makes the cell interior more alkaline and the addition of phosphate groups to the amino acid tyrosine in proteins.

Resting in chaises longues nearby, a few well-heeled women awaited treatments like ayurvedic massages, a Soin Corporel Alcalin (which purports to shift your body's pH balance from acidic to more alkaline) and sessions with the institute's most touted gadget, the Iyashi Dome.

Measurements throughout the experiment showed greywater to be significantly more alkaline and saline than the other types of irrigation water.

CRL-11372 osteoblasts synthesized more alkaline phosphatase and mineralized matrix on the surfaces of MWCNTs grown from anodized nanotubular Ti than on anodized nanotubular Ti without MWCNTs [17].

It is likely that since the natural filter media were able to enhance the reduction of the organic materials in TSW thus leading to a decrease in the availability of food resource, this resulted in an inhibition of the growth of microorganism such as the acid-producing bacteria which caused TSW to become neutral or more alkaline (Radojević and Bashkin 1999).

Bicarbonate is found in appreciable amounts only in more alkaline urine, and ammonium in more acidic urine [ 56].

This nonenzymatic extracellular conversion of MPDP+ was promoted by O2, a more alkaline pH, and dopamine autoxidation products.

The Cry1F susceptible O. nubilalis strain expressed more alkaline phosphatase and aminopeptidase genes than the resistant strain.