Sentence examples for slightly saline from inspiring English sources

The irrigation water contained added nutrients and was slightly saline.

The irrigation water for wheat was slightly saline (4.1 dS m−1).

Irrigation water from the rivers, itself slightly saline, activates mineral residues in the soil, which rise to the surface through evaporation.

This Scotch-based riff on the famously fluffy Ramos gin fizz was designed to stand up to the slightly saline flavor of aquafaba, the liquid from canned chickpeas.

The wine offers an aroma of apple, a hint of grapefruit and a long, slightly saline finish.

(3) Due to excessive irrigation of rice plots with slightly saline river water, dissolved salts were mainly deposited in upland plots in the block and its periphery.

The Chinese caviar was the firmest, had a greenish cast and was slightly more saline than the two others.

Stable oxygen and isotope data [ 40] indicate that the Beartooth Butte Formation was deposited in an estuarine environment, with the Cottonwood Canyon section being slightly less saline than the type section.

The rest of it, along with the slightly radioactive, highly saline and heavy-metal-laden water that has existed alongside the shale for 400 million years, flows up to the surface over the lifetime of the well.

These ranges represent major variations and suggest that most samples were slightly alkaline and saline (Table 1, Fig. 4). Figure 2a, b show the spatial distribution of pH and EC values.

The stomach was opened out along the greater curvature and washed slightly with normal saline.