Sentence examples for also ingestion from inspiring English sources

Also, ingestion of artificial diet containing dsRNA of a midgut gene V-ATPase A in larvae of the coleopteran insect western corn rootworm (WCR) Diabrotica virgifera virgifera resulted in larval stunting and mortality; remarkably, transgenic corn plants engineered to express WCR dsRNAs exhibited a significant decreasing in WCR feeding damage in the growing chamber assay [7].

Humans are infected from fomites through the upper and lower respiratory tract (aerosols), through skin abrasions and also ingestion.

They are reported at an EU level and they are not limited to inhalation but include also ingestion of Pb, because the measured Pbblood- Pbairfunction implicitly accounts for the ingestion pathway also.

Also ingestion of large amount of base such as bicarbonate ions in order to treat an existing metabolic acidosis can by itself induce a state of metabolic alkalosis if the base is taken in large quantity.

Many people believe that sugar-free also means ingestion of fewer calories.1 Restriction of calorie intake has a major role in the treatment of obesity.

Also, cadmium ingestion resulted in increased kidney concentrations of copper and zinc; this effect on kidney zinc concentrations was increased in food-restricted ducks.

Intranasal inhalation of saliva may also involve ingestion, which may also be a viable route of infection.

In the case of mosquitoes and other blood-sucking Nematocera, saliva also helps ingestion of sugar meals, in the form of carbohydrate hydrolysing enzymes [ 3].

We provide only a partial result, but the methodology based on ADBM piloted here would allow for exploring also the ingestion pathway and so arrive at more robust figures for the external costs of Pb exposure.

Because TIQ occur physiologically not only from their in vivo formation but also from ingestion of various foods [ 21, 22], they seem to be worth to be investigated also in the light of the ongoing debate concerning nutritional influences on ADHD symptomatology [ 23, 24].

Also, the ingestion of calcium carbonate does not provide nearly as much absorbable base as sodium bicarbonate (probably due the 'dissociation' constant of Ca2+ salts) and perhaps less than the magnesium and bismuth salts used in the past accounting for a historical classic variety of milk-alkali syndrome.