Sentence examples for point of salt from inspiring English sources

"What is the point of salt if it has lost its saltiness?" asks Jesus.

The point of salt is not, on the whole, to enhance flavour, but to preserve the cheese.

Once the temperature reaches the melting point of salt (1,074 K), rutile TiO2 and Na4TiP2O9 will dissolve into the salt solution.

The variations in the effluent concentration recorded for different feed concentrations are interpreted in terms of an equilibrium liquid film penetrating to the point of salt deposition or to the end of the tube.

Recently, many studies have shown that WRKY genes in wheat [ 56], soybean [ 57], Tamarix hispida [ 58], and Arabidopsis [ 59] are quickly induced at an early time point of salt stress.

Moreover, the increase in proline content as well as in the three main phytochemical contents was observed maximum up to 12 dsalinityinity level, which has been reported as the high-threshold point of salt tolerance in this plant [ 26].

For ami-13.3, we observed diverging expression profiles at both time points of salt stress as compared with the empty-vector control.

Transcriptomic changes in this line were evaluated by comparing the leaf and root expression profiles at 1 h and 12 h time points of salt challenge.

To enrich cDNA libraries for transcripts that represent a greater proportion of early acting factor to later responding regulators, we sampled root tissue at the early-time points of salt stress.

The hydrophobicity of the counterion and the melting point of the salt both play a significant role in the solubility of the salt form.

Note that the system coated with K[OAc] showed stable catalytic performance down to 200 °C, despite the melting point of the salt being as high as 292 °C, again reflecting the extremely hygroscopic nature of this salt.