While green tea contains several polyphenols, research suggests that the most potent weapon in its armoury is likely to be a compound known as epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG).
There are data indicating that, independent of treatment, people with depression have lower bone mineral density and a higher fracture risk, which is likely to be a compound result of lifestyle factors, disease state and iatrogenic treatment effects.
Soil modifications (organic matter and glucose amendments) could not enhance the recovery of HQ in soil, which further supports the observation that HQ is not likely to be an allelopathic compound.
We apologize for failing to frame this issue more clearly, which was likely compounded by the confusion surrounding Figure 3D (which has now been reworked).
These energetic costs lower biomass yield potential and are likely compounded by environmental stresses that destroy thiamin and hence increase the rate at which it must be made.
The overall scan rate-dependent behavior is likely compounded with the natural increase of peak separation and peak width at half-height that can otherwise be utilized to find interfacial electron transfer kinetics.
The reviewers raise an important point: the viability loss of cdc6-mn mutants is likely a compound effect of the fact that these mutants have a severe underlying defect in origin firing and the fact that they form DSBs on unreplicated chromosomes.
In VKH, breakdown of the blood retinal barrier from iris and ciliary body inflammation is likely compounded by choroidal inflammation, overlying RPE injury and poor RPE pump function leading to the massive exudative detachments found in this disease process.
When used together, the problem is likely compounded, which further minimizes the difference between benefits and deleterious outcomes that patients actually experience.
Elevated levels of ROS in melanocytes are likely compounded by the relative deficiency of this cell type in the repair of oxidative DNA lesions [ 7].
