Meanings of highly acidic in English

Contaminants discharged included heavy metals, fats, grease, biological solids and highly acidic water.

Sure, these things tasted sweet, but they were still highly acidic.

Activation of transcription was observed also with poly-L-glutamic acid, a highly acidic polypeptide.

And one of the previously discovered minerals, known as Jarosite, could have only formed in highly acidic water.

Still, if you're getting unexpected results with a commercial baking powder, check whether your ingredients are highly acidic.

Along with scolding mud pools and highly acidic geysers, some of Rotorua's waters can contain less conspicuous danger.

The water becomes highly acidic when it is mixed with the grey-black tin ore extracted from the earth.

The water is highly acidic.

EtxB pentamers disassemble in highly acidic conditions, giving rise to monomeric B-subunits that can reassemble if placed in buffers of neutral pH.

Importantly, FACT activity requires both of its constituent subunits and is dependent on the highly acidic C terminus of its larger subunit, Spt16.

For raising the antisera in rabbits, we synthesized the oligopeptide EDDDDEDDSSSEEKEAD which is a highly acidic region of chicken fibroblast growth factor receptor-1.

This contrasts with the findings of previous Mars rovers, which found jarosite minerals that could have only formed in highly acidic or salty water.

This highly acidic portion of p53 functions as a transcriptional activation domain and is deleted in some tumors induced by the Friend leukemia virus.

The robots can survive highly acidic environments and temperature variations of more than 200 degrees Kelvin (-73 degrees Celsius), the study said.

Interestingly, it was stable from pH 2.5 to pH 10, suggesting that it is adapted to the highly acidic environment of the human stomach.

Highly acidic or salty sauces are generally thin so that they don't overwhelm foods.