KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS DEMINERALISE
PRESENT
Present
I demineralise
you demineralise
he/she/it demineralises
we demineralise
you demineralise
they demineralise
Present continuous
I am demineralising
you are demineralising
he/she/it is demineralising
we are demineralising
you are demineralising
they are demineralising
Present perfect
I have demineralised
you have demineralised
he/she/it has demineralised
we have demineralised
you have demineralised
they have demineralised
Present perfect continuous
I have been demineralising
you have been demineralising
he/she/it has been demineralising
we have been demineralising
you have been demineralising
they have been demineralising
PAST
Past
I demineralised
you demineralised
he/she/it demineralised
we demineralised
you demineralised
they demineralised
Past continuous
I was demineralising
you were demineralising
he/she/it was demineralising
we were demineralising
you were demineralising
they were demineralising
Past perfect
I had demineralised
you had demineralised
he/she/it had demineralised
we had demineralised
you had demineralised
they had demineralised
Past perfect continuous
I had been demineralising
you had been demineralising
he/she/it had been demineralising
we had been demineralising
you had been demineralising
they had been demineralising
FUTURE
Future
I will demineralise
you will demineralise
he/she/it will demineralise
we will demineralise
you will demineralise
they will demineralise
Future continuous
I will be demineralising
you will be demineralising
he/she/it will be demineralising
we will be demineralising
you will be demineralising
they will be demineralising
Future perfect
I will have demineralised
you will have demineralised
he/she/it will have demineralised
we will have demineralised
you will have demineralised
they will have demineralised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been demineralising
you will have been demineralising
he/she/it will have been demineralising
we will have been demineralising
you will have been demineralising
they will have been demineralising
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would demineralise
you would demineralise
he/she/it would demineralise
we would demineralise
you would demineralise
they would demineralise
Conditional continuous
I would be demineralising
you would be demineralising
he/she/it would be demineralising
we would be demineralising
you would be demineralising
they would be demineralising
Conditional perfect
I would have demineralise
you would have demineralise
he/she/it would have demineralise
we would have demineralise
you would have demineralise
they would have demineralise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been demineralising
you would have been demineralising
he/she/it would have been demineralising
we would have been demineralising
you would have been demineralising
they would have been demineralising
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you demineralise
we let´s demineralise
you demineralise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to demineralise
Past participle
demineralised
Present Participle
demineralising
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DEMINERALISE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
demineralise in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
demineralise im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Clinical Textbook of Dental Hygiene and Therapy
The root surfaces demineralise at a more neutral pH since the organic content of
the dentine is considerably higher than that of the enamel. The tooth tissue does
not dissolve when in contact with saliva, as saliva is supersaturated with calcium
...
This observation suggested that the osteoclasts had the capacity to demineralise
bone but lacked the ability to degrade its matrix. In a subsequent study it was
shown that selective inhibition of cysteine proteinase activity resulted in a similar
...
3
Bone Morphogenetic Protein and Collagen: An Advances in ...
The bone is then immersed in 0.6 M Hydrochloric acid to demineralise the matrix
and extract acid soluble proteins, and then freeze dried to allow long term room
temperature storage. Reddi and Muggins (1972) described an alternative ...
4
Tropical Fishlopaedia: A Complete Guide to Fish Care
This will soften, but not demineralise, the water. • Deionisation, using a
combination of ion-exchange resins to demineralise the water. • Boiling, which
reduces hardness but not mineral content. • Proprietary water softening
chemicals (from the ...
5
XVIII International Dairy Congress: Congress report
Khramtsov (17) has used ion exchange resins to demineralise whey before
lactose manufacture. ... Electrodialysis is used to demineralise whey by removing
half or more of its salts, making possible the manufacture of a variety of products
of ...
Khramtsov (17) has used ion exchange resins to demineralise whey before
lactose manufacture. ... Electrodialysis is used to demineralise whey by removing
half or more of its salts, making possible the manufacture of a variety of products
of ...
G. W. Flowers, G. Loftus Hills, 1971
Dental caries, on the other hand, results from the acid fermentation products of
oral bacteria that demineralise the tooth enamel. Species of streptococci,
lactobacilli and actinomycetes have been implicated in the initiation of dental
caries.
8
Chambers concise dictionary
[19c: French, meaning 'half-world'] □ demi-mondaine /demimDn'den/ n a woman
of a demimonde. demineralize or demineralise > v (demineralized,
demineralizing) to remove salts from (water, the body, etc). [Early 20c] □
demineralization n.
When this acidity reaches a certain level the tooth surface begins to break down (
demineralise). There is now a great deal of evidence that certain bacteria (
Streptococci species) can give rise to caries, especially if a diet containing high ...
John Rowson, Adrian Slaney, 1996
10
Public Health: The Development of a Discipline, ...
Oral micro-organisms, when organised in voluminous masses as in dental
plaque on tooth surfaces, hydrolyze starches and metabolise sugars to form
weak acids (mainly lactic acid) which slowly and intermittently demineralise the
hard tissue ...
Dona Schneider, David E. Lilienfeld, 2011
6 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «DEMINERALISE» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
demineralise im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Best tips for oral care
If acidic foods are left behind, they can demineralise teeth, eventually causing cavities. Ideally, floss once a day, before you brush. Pick The Right Toothbrush «Wonder Woman, Mai 13»
Hamilton: Higher oil prices fuelling dirtier, not cleaner projects
In all likelihood, Chevron will have to burn natural gas — or worse, oil — to get the energy required to both demineralise water and turn it into ... «Toronto Star, Mai 11»
Energy drinks bad for teeth
Lactic acid build-up from sport is present in the mouth and when sugar is added through the energy drinks, the effect is to demineralise the ... «Sunshine Coast Daily, Aug 10»
Golden radiance
If calcium in the diet is low, the body will “demineralise” the bones to keep other bodily functions going. Over time, bones lose their density thus ... «Malaysia Star, Okt 09»
Preventing Tooth Decay
In the presence of sugar and other carbohydrates, bacteria in the mouth produce acids which can demineralise enamel, dentin, and cementum ... «Modern Ghana, Mär 09»
New dental treatment could regrow decayed teeth
Acids, like those produced by bacteria or sugary foods, demineralise the enamel coating of the teeth, allowing bacteria to break through to the ... «Glasgow Daily Record, Apr 08»
