| Fortunately, the ink in the pen turned out to be water-soluble, and a cycle through through the washing machine has got them clean again. |
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| There are no toxicity issues with water-soluble vitamins, because they flush out of the body. |
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| Vitamins in the B group are water soluble, which means that body stores of most water-soluble vitamins vary daily according to our daily diet. |
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| Cyanide is a colourless, lethal, water-soluble poison occasionally used by mafia assassins. |
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| Distemper — pigments suspended in water-soluble animal glue — is tricky stuff. |
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| The second experiment tested whether males responded to water-soluble or organically soluble pheromones on female lines. |
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| To minimize odors, most of the posters are printed with water-soluble ink, but there are occasions that oil-based inks and enamels will be used. |
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| A lower proportion of leaf Ptot is present as water-soluble, inorganic phosphate in calcifuges than in calcicoles grown on calcareous soil. |
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| Onions contain bioflavonoids, a class of water-soluble plant pigments found in more than 4,000 fruits and vegetables. |
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| Many prosthetic groups and coenzymes are water-soluble derivatives of vitamins. |
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| On the other hand, SO 2 and chlorides have a corrosive action because water-soluble and hygroscopic salts are formed. |
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| As the amine sulfate reacts with the uranyl ions, the uranium is converted from a water-soluble compound into one that is kerosene-soluble. |
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| Based on this observation, we used a colorimetric approach to determine the relative concentration of this water-soluble brown substance. |
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| Often referred to as vitamin H, biotin is a water-soluble constituent of the B-complex group of vitamins. |
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| We have previously synthesized water-soluble polyacrylamide copolymers with MG side chains. |
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| Ideally the technique is used on washable fabrics, since water is required to remove the marking lines and water-soluble thread. |
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| Carboxyl groups can also react with alkali metal bases such as sodium hydroxide to form water-soluble carboxylic salts. |
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| Add additional nutrients throughout the growing season by dissolving a water-soluble fertilizer in the watering can once every week or two. |
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| However, water-soluble rubidium, cesium, thallium, and silver minerals are virtually nonexistent and should pose no complication. |
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| The water-soluble fraction of the fluid contains amino acids and a considerable amount of saccharides. |
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| Morphine is an alkaloid, meaning that it is an organic compound that contains carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen, and forms a water-soluble salt. |
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| Membrane and water-soluble proteins commonly fold into bundles of alpha-helices. |
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| Packaged in patented water-soluble bags, the Rescue-Pak contains six different powdered admixtures. |
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| Create this stole by stitching together ribbons, trims and fabric scraps temporarily held together with water-soluble stabilizer. |
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| The EI class of colicins are water-soluble proteins which can be prepared in centigram quantities and in a highly pure form. |
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| It has high ability to adsorb the water-soluble arsenious and arsenic acids and Pb ion. |
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| A cloth stretched over the board is given a coating of chalk powder mixed with a water-soluble adhesive. |
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| If the problem occurs in the first day or so after the paint is applied, the water-soluble material can sometimes be rinsed off rather easily. |
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| Generally water-soluble cosmetics will help reduce irritation often caused by the solvents required to remove waterproof eyeliner and mascara. |
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| Table cinnamon is made from cinnamon bark and contains both water-soluble and fat-soluble compounds. |
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| During processing and cooking, large amounts of this sensitive, water-soluble vitamin are lost. |
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| Found mainly in green vegetables, it is a water-soluble vitamin, which means it is not stored in the body. |
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| First of all, we used particle suspensions and not water-soluble, autoclaved extracts. |
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| As a fruit becomes overripe, the pectin in it is broken down to simple sugars that are completely water-soluble. |
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| Do not remove water-soluble pouches from overwrap except to add directly to the spray tank. |
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| Quercetin is a flavonoid derived from a water-soluble plant pigment. |
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| Ascorbic acid is a small, water-soluble anti-oxidant molecule which acts as a primary substrate in the cyclic pathway for enzymatic detoxification of hydrogen peroxide. |
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| Vitamin C, the most plentiful water-soluble antioxidant, is present in all citrus fruits and such vegetables as broccoli, sweet peppers, and potatoes. |
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| A freeze-dried food product comprising water-soluble cellulose ether and agar. |
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| Since these are pure salt effloresces, these water-soluble compounds can be washed away with water in the same way. |
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| The term albumen was once applied to water-soluble protein systems, such as egg white, containing proteins other than albumins. |
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| Quick thawing using running water is recommend to wash out the water-soluble melanin forming substances. |
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| The reddish-brown powder is easily water-soluble and can be reliably used even at low concentrations. |
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| If in doubt about the design's stability, sandwich a layer of sheer fabric, such as organdy, organza or tulle, with the water-soluble stabilizer prior to stitching. |
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| In this case, the water-soluble extractives have been removed prior to the hygroscopicity measurements. |
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| Reseal the protective, outer container tightly, to preserve remaining water-soluble sachets. |
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| Even water-soluble eye make-up can be removed gently and caringly using Cleansing Mousse. |
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| Konjac gum is a water-soluble hydrocolloid obtained from the Konjac flour by aqueous extraction. |
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| Konjac glucomannan is a water-soluble hydrocolloid obtained from Konjac flour by washing with water-containing ethanol. |
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| Important: Do not use water-soluble, freezedried instant coffee or similar products, only pure ground coffee without additives. |
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| After the water-soluble components of the leaf are leached out, fungi and other microflora attack its structure, making it soft and pliable. |
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| Vitamin C, also called ascorbic acid, water-soluble, carbohydrate-like substance that is involved in certain metabolic processes of animals. |
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| It is a water-soluble, chainbreaking antioxidant that reacts directly with superoxide, hydroxyl radicals, and singlet oxygen. |
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| Folate and folic acid are water-soluble forms of vitamin B. They occur for instance in yeat extract and in spinach. |
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| It was built on porous and water-soluble soil. |
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| See, most farmers use a water-soluble fertilizer. |
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| The clowns were advised to buy water-soluble makeup. |
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| The aqueous extract of fruits which, subject to the losses necessarily occurring in proper manufacturing, contains all the water-soluble constituents of the fruit used. |
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| Any boron or free chlorine will cause incomplete dissolution of the water-soluble film which will result in plugging of the sprayer pump, lines or screens. |
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| Folates are water-soluble B vitamins found in fresh vegetables, lettuce, oranges and liver, as well as in whole-grain products, tomatoes and apples. |
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| Our water-soluble polymers provide both a high dispersing power for clays, especially in plate or sanitary production and outstanding grinding efficiency for slurries, especially for tiles. |
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| So when you paint the above mentioned Decorflex products, it is imperative to observe the base of the paint because only water-soluble acrylic paints are suitable for this! |
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| Stain-remover for animal and organic water-soluble stains. |
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| With air-dry coatings, water-soluble solvents that are retained due to low volatility can cause absorption of moisture when the humidity is high. |
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| Crushing and pressing muscadines cause water-soluble seed compounds, including organic acids and phenolic compounds, to be released into juice. |
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| Vitiva has developed a highly concentrated water-soluble rosemary extract, AquaROX 80, for food, dietary supplement and beverage applications. |
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| At York, the timbers were immersed for two years in tanks of aqueous polyethylene glycol, a water-soluble wax used to replace the water in the wood. |
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| Candle wax is resistant to water and any water-soluble cleaner. |
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| The pesticides and fungicides applied to grapevines are not water-soluble. |
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| The decal is finished with a coat of water-soluble glue called stickative. |
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| Free of preservatives, the extracts are water-soluble and stabilized in a mixture of water, alcohol and glycerin, and they are able to dye naturally any kind of skincare product. |
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| Biodegradation Microbes in water feed on compounds in oil, breaking it down into water-soluble compounds. |
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| The principal component of blue crab yolk is lipovitellin, a water-soluble lipoprotein composed of similar amounts of lipids and proteins. |
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| A process for the deodorization of used foam moldings, which comprises treating the used foam moldings with an aqueous solution of phosphoric acid, water-soluble primary or secondary phosphates or mixtures thereof. |
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| Bilirubin is a bile pigment, which is normally eliminated from the body after conversion into a water-soluble form by the liver. |
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| Acid-forming bacteria hydrolyze large molecules such as proteins and lipids, breaking them into smaller water-soluble molecules, and then ferment those smaller molecules into various fatty acids. |
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| When the pipe diameter is large enough, a circular dam can be cut out of the material for fixing in place with the water-soluble adhesive provided. |
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| Folate is a water-soluble vitamin required for nucleotide base biosynthesis in both normal and malignant cells. |
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| A group of 47 lab rats were first injected with paraquat, the toxic herbicide, and then some were fed with water, while others were fed with a water-soluble solution of the Co-Q10 compound. |
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| Cyanobacteria that do not produce chlorophyll b typically possess water-soluble phycobilin pigments. |
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| Chemist Richard Anderson says that his research shows that all of cinnamon's antidiabetic effect is in its water-soluble fraction, not the oil. |
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| Oxi-Vital is a powerful antioxidant formula, composed of both water-soluble and fat-soluble antioxidant complexes, including coenzyme Q10, alpha-lipoic acid and L-glutathione. |
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| The latest generation systems all use some form of aluminosilicate or other inorganic additive to reinforce the water-soluble silicate. |
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| It contains the water-soluble constituents of milk and is essentially a 5 percent solution of lactose in water, with some minerals and lactalbumin. |
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| Later it was realized that the water-soluble growth factor, vitamin B, was not a single entity but at least two only one of which prevented polyneuritis in pigeons. |
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| One involves acidulation of the crushed rock with either sulfuric or phosphoric acids to form crude calcium hydrogen phosphates that, being water-soluble, are valuable additions to fertilizer. |
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| Pantothenic acid, water-soluble vitamin essential in animal metabolism. |
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| For the first time, a biotechnological process allowed the vectorization of rosmarinic acid by glycosylation, making it bioavailable, water-soluble and stable in formulation. |
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| Boron occurs as undissociated boric acid or as an oxyanion and is water-soluble. |
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| Among all the polysaccharides, carboxymethyl cellulose is an anionic water-soluble polysaccharide. |
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| In addition, previous studies documented that the water-soluble Mn in the flooded soil solutions is largely manganous manganese. |
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| Vitamins are further classified as fat-soluble or water-soluble. |
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| Thiamin, also spelled thiamine, also called vitamin B1, water-soluble organic compound that is necessary for carbohydrate metabolism in both plants and animals. |
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| A supplemental form of niacin, it is a water-soluble, B-complex vitamin that helps release the energy from dietary fats and carbohydrates and prevents pellagra. |
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| Martin and colleagues boosted water-soluble anti-oxidant levels by adding two genes from the snapdragon Antirrhinum majus to the MicroTom tomato variety. |
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| Vitamin B6 is a water-soluble vitamin, also referred to as pyridoxine. |
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| Phospholipids are formed from fatty acids, glycerol phosphate, and other small water-soluble molecules by enzymes bound to the ER membrane with their active sites facing the cytosol. |
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| It is also important to keep in mind that substances present in drinking water are water-soluble and therefore not the same as the substances monitored in organisms, which are fat-soluble and bioaccumulable. |
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| Despite the small number of chemosensory cells, nematodes are capable of responding to many different chemicals, including water-soluble and lipophilic chemicals. |
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| In enriched rice the loss of water-soluble vitamins in cooking is much reduced because enrichment is applied to about 1 grain in 200, and these enriched grains are protected by a collodion covering. |
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| Trolox, a water-soluble vitamin E analog, is used as the calibration standard and the ORAC result is expressed as micromole Trolox equivalent per gram. |
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| The water-soluble extract, rich in phytonutrients, is prepared from the ancient Andean physalis fruit, also known as Inca berry, cape gooseberry or golden berry. |
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| Folates are water-soluble B vitamins that offer a number of health benefits, which are supported by European Food Safety Authority approved health claims. |
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| We investigated also the susceptibility of RBCs to an oxidative stress by determining the extent of hemolysis induced by a water-soluble azo compound. |
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| The composition is free of anionic water-soluble polymers, random copolymers, block copolymers, coacervates, precipitates and silicone copolymers. |
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| Moreover, the water-soluble ligands we have developed are phosphonium salts, which are easily deprotonated, that offer greater stability when shipping or in open atmosphere. |
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| These include silanization or surface coating with water-soluble ligands. |
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| These water-soluble carbohydrate polymers could substitute for maltodextrins, polydextrose and gum arabic used as binders, bulking agents, fillers and extenders. |
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| The use of nonionic, water-soluble polymers, in particular polyethylene glycol, for fractional precipitation of proteins was introduced in 1964 by Poison et al. |
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