Its USP is that it's free of Deet (the active ingredient commonly found in alternative products) and smells nice – the daytime scent smells of vanilla, cedarwood and orange (custard, really) – so you can wear it all the time.
Ginsenoside Rg1, an active ingredient commonly found in ginseng root, was previously demonstrated to be a phytoestrogen that exerted estrogen-like activity without direct interaction with estrogen receptors (ERs) in human breast cancer (MCF-7) cells.
Recently active slides commonly contained patches of ground in which deposition and erosion occurred together near the erosion front, or where cracked bedrock outcrops and coarse colluvial deposits coexisted under a gently undulating surface.
Nanostructured emulsions and nanolaminates may have the potential to protect and transport lipophilic and hydrophilic active compounds commonly incorporated to food products, such as natural antimicrobials and nutraceuticals, while protecting or even enhancing their functional properties.
To demonstrate its ability to quantify the targeted molecules, the developed and transferred method was fully validated for two active ingredients commonly used in association, sulbactam and ceftriaxone, using the accuracy profile as decision tool.
However, practical active suspensions commonly suffer from parameter uncertainties (e.g., the variations of payload mass and suspension component parameters), external disturbances and especially the unknown non-ideal actuators (i.e., dead-zone and hysteresis nonlinearities), which always significantly deteriorate the control performance in practice.
Active learners commonly search for queries in the neighborhood of the decision boundary (Fig. 1a), where class uncertainty is higher.
The CAG promoter is a ubiquitously active and commonly used promoter for gene expression in cells and in mice [ 37- 40].
Platinum-based drugs are among the most active and commonly used chemotherapy agents for solid tumors including ovarian cancer, lung cancer and colorectal cancer.
Men managed with active surveillance commonly experienced mild loss of libido 3 years after diagnosis; this formed the base case for estimating survival benefit.
