Sentence examples for providing moisture from inspiring English sources

"To moisturize" does not only mean providing moisture, it also means preventing moisture evaporation from the skin.

Called, logically, rockweed, it is used for flavoring and providing moisture in clambakes but is essentially inedible.

Sebaceous glands within the follicles release a substance called sebum which is responsible for providing moisture, lubrication and a waterproof barrier for the skin.

If leftovers are the order of the day, chucking them all in a frittata will elevate your result above the habitual post-roast bubble and squeak, with the addition of eggs providing moisture and holding the whole thing together.

(During La Niña, the warming of the water on the west side intensifies, providing moisture and heat to Indonesia and Australia).

These toppings contributed to a faster bolus formation by providing moisture, so that less saliva was incorporated into the bolus during mastication.

Mayonnaise and strawberries: mayonnaise provides moisture and nutrients to help moisturize and repair the dry areas of your hair, while the strawberries regulate oil production, and give a boost of vitamin C to the hair.

Subirrigation is the distribution of water to soil below the surface; it provides moisture to crops by upward capillary action.

Demography and nature collided in Colorado this spring when wildfires broke out in the Rockies, where a drought meant there was little snowpack to provide moisture.

Land treatment of sewage can provide moisture and nutrients for the growth of vegetation, such as corn or grain for animal feed.

In general, the altitude at which the tree line occurs is determined by that at which the mean temperature in the warmest month approximates 10 °C (50 °F), provided moisture is not a limiting factor.