Sentence examples for more carbonated from inspiring English sources

The protected part being more carbonated (see Sect. 4.1), more calcite is formed which increases the density of the concrete material and hence gives higher strengths.

The results of Experiment 1 showed that people perceived mineral water as more carbonated when contained in a red or blue plastic cup, than when contained in a white cup.

Moreover, patients drank more carbonated drinks but fewer ate vegetable oils and nuts, both are recognized as good sources of antioxidants such as vitamin E and carotenoids and as well as essential fatty acids.

In Experiment 2, the participants expected the sparkling water contained in a blue cup to be less carbonated than the same water contained in a red or white cup and the slightly carbonated water more carbonated when served in a white or red cup with respect to the blue cup.

But drinking two or more noncola carbonated drinks a day, they found, did not increase the risk.

Kegs may also be carbonated more rapidly using a compressed carbon dioxide gas bottle.

Coca-Cola is making war on the tea culture of India, he said, by trying to persuade people to drink more of its carbonated beverages.

Children who are genetically more sensitive to bitter compounds report that very sweet solutions are more pleasant and they prefer sweet carbonated beverages more than milk, relative to less bitter-sensitive peers.

The aim is to graduate from a modest lemonade stand in your front yard to the soda-selling Mecca that is the beach, by pleasing more and more punters with your carbonated wares.

Then he looked at ways to make carbonated drinks more nutritious but rejected the idea.

"A survey among pre-school children in Jordan found more than 50% consumed carbonated sugary beverages, and 71% regularly consumed biscuits and cakes, and 76% confectionery," says Lobstein.