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Перевод: lactic

[прилагательное]
молочный

Тезаурус:

1. The lactic acid of yogurt (due to its fermentation) is similar to that of the skin acid mantle, and appears to exert a balancing action on the secretion of skin fluids.
2. The holes in Emmenthal are the result of the lactic acid in the cheese undergoing a secondary fermentation owing to a slightly higher temperature in the storeroom at the beginning of the cheese's ripening period.
3. Curd cheese is a low or medium fat cheese, very similar to cream cheese but having a more lactic flavour.
4. Continuous hard work-outs train the body to tolerate higher levels of lactic acid without slowing down.
5. These processes are anaerobic (without oxygen) and no lactic acid is formed in the muscles.
6. Undoubtedly metformin therapy should be discontinued as this drug can predispose to lactic acidosis if tissue hypoxia occurs (Bergman et al, 1978; Luft et al, 1978; Nattrass Alberti, 1978).
7. An increased blood supply brings the extra oxygen needed for glucose breakdown and removes the waste materials (mainly carbon dioxide and lactic acid).
8. It converts glycogen, a form of carbohydrate, to lactic acid, which most other micro-organisms are unable to tolerate.
9. After this the energy is supplied by the breakdown of muscle glycogen into lactic acid.
10. This increases oxygen to the painful areas and at the same time removes the stagnant toxic wastes such as lactic and carbonic acids which build up in the muscle fibres.
11. A proper understanding of these principles enables the farmer to control the amount of air (and thus the temperature) in his clamp, thereby promoting the correct balance between the desirable lactic and other organic acids.
12. The object here is to train so hard that the muscles work mainly in an anaerobic fashion, and fatigue-producing lactic acid is produced.
13. The introduction of biguanides was met with some scepticism of their efficacy and fears about the possibility of precipitating lactic acidosis.