Sentence examples for alimentary effect from inspiring English sources

Note that as above, the sensory-based approximation (K ^ t ) of the alimentary effect of water in the oral and fistula cases is assumed to be equal to its actual effect (K t ) and zero, respectively (See Figure 8 figure supplements 1,2, and Figure 8 source data 1 for simulation details).

This indicated the existence of unidentified common pathways of exposure contributing to the alimentary body burden.

As this predicted outcome (alimentary content) decreases, its approximated thirst-reduction effect (equal to reward in our framework) decreases as well, resulting in the extinction of pressing the green key.

To evaluate the specific effect of alimentary lipids supplied as 'physiological' complex PPM, we compared this effect on apoB trafficking to that induced by interprandial micelles (IPM) devoid of digested TG products (Figure 1).

Alimentary reasons for this effect due to reduced intake of methyl-group-donators [ 40] can be hypothesized.

C. albicans triggers recurrent infections of the alimentary tract mucosa that result from biofilm growth.

Thus the issue of the alimentary intake of fluoride has two facets relating to its possible contribution to the caries preventive effect of topically applied fluorides and the risk, to enamel maturation.

Our findings highlighted a remarkable increase of elevated oxidative stress in OC-user athletes that was apparently not associated with their lifestyles and alimentary habits; likely, in OC users, antioxidant foods' effects could be overwhelmed by pro-oxidant effects of OCs.

However, a chemical substance that shows strong cytotoxicity against cancer cells has similar effects against normal cells that are actively dividing, such as haemopoietic cells and alimentary canal mucosa cells, resulting in severe side effects.

The copper-induced oxidation of low density lipoprotein (LDL) particles represents a particularly suitable method for studying, both in vitro and in vivo, the effects of a number of alimentary, environmental and lifestyle factors on the mechanism of a biochemical process involved in many oxidative stress-related diseases, such as atherosclerosis, which affects around 50% of the occidental people.

It is not known what effect the herbs have on the alimentary canal and preparation of the herbs may cause infection.