Voorbeelden van dryness

• Air conditioning helps reduce excessive humidity. As for dryness, room humidifiers can help.

• The pellets were still largely intact. This apparently arose because of the dryness of the site.

• Even cactuses are thirsty and fish can't spawn as severe dryness hits the US.

• The symptoms of dry eye include dryness, blurred vision, itching, sensitivity to light and irritation.

• These products also relieve other symptoms of vaginal dryness, like itching and irritation.

• Lawyers tend to be overly technical, dry, and dull, and I hope that I can avoid over-technicality, dryness, and dullness.

• Artists often express antipathy towards the supposed dryness of the scientific world view.

• I always enjoy the sheer cleverness of his observations and the dryness of his wit.

• It's intelligent work from the star, who plays everything with his customary dryness.

• His incredible sarcasm is matched only by the extreme dryness of his humour.

• The dryness was still there, but the beer's other characteristics also shone through.

• The taste/style or level of dryness of a wine depends on the cellar master and is determined in the cellar by the winemaker.

• They suggested that the dryness of the lips (as compared to surfaces inside the mouth) hinders the formation of a good seal.

• But this time the climate was not stable - rain, then dryness - so people really couldn't tell if the wells were drying.

• These fractions were extracted with dichloromethane, evaporated to dryness and taken up in water for the bioassay.

• However, unique water properties pertain at such low intracellular concentrations, and this is not the same thing as complete dryness.

• Other side effects include sleep disorders, mouth dryness, and constipation.

• Immediately prior to measurements, the supernatant was evaporated to dryness under nitrogen and the tocopherol was redissolved in methanol.

• The extract was evaporated to dryness and stored under desiccation at room temperature until analysis, within 24 h, by gas chromatography or gas chromatography-mass spectrometry.

• It is encyclopaedic (leading to an occasional dryness of the text), with an extensive bibliography.

• Extracts were evaporated to dryness in vacuo, reconstituted in water, chloroform added (1:1 v/v), vortexed, centrifuged, and the aqueous layer recovered.

• Excessive dryness of skin and gustatory sweating were also reported.

• Desquamation was graded as dryness of skin, moderate flaking, severe flaking or patchy moist desquamation.

• During this period, pine pollen also decreases and juniper increases, indicating dryness.

• More subtle are the year-to-year changes in wetness and dryness.

• As one is directly affected by these year-to-year differences, it becomes obvious that there is a range of annual wetness and dryness.

• Sugar-free products may, however, result in subjective improvement in the sensation of oral dryness, thus helping to maintain comfort.