Sentence examples for botanical components from inspiring English sources

Cadinene sesquiterpenes guarantee low risk to environment as a type of low toxic botanical components, which may find potential application in biopesticides development field.

The menu, or dietary combinations, reflected in individual coprolite specimens are assessed through the identification of several congruent botanical components derived from the same food resource, phytoliths, fiber ultimates, and epidermal sheets.

Botanical components, as well as the natural presence of LPS in the Astragalus extracts may together be responsible for the induction of genes involved in angiogenesis, modulation of blood pressure, and blood clotting [73], [74], [75].

Still, I wondered if juniper, the botanical component we most readily (and rightly) associate with gin, might inherently be a bit of a downer.

Basically the C.E.B.A.S. consists of 4 subsystems: a ZOOLOGICASL COMPONENT (animal aquarium), a BOTANICAL COMPONENT (aquatic plant bioreactor), a MICROBIAL COMPONENT (bacteria filter) and an ELECTRONICAL COMPONENT (data acquisition and control unit).

Thus, not only is this botanical component effective in treating arthritis it may also limit the side-effects of common pharmaceutical approaches to managing arthritis.

A few studies have shown synergistic effects of combinations of 5-FU with botanical medicines or components thereof.

After incubation, a washing step was included to remove traces of the test compounds, as it has been demonstrated that some botanical extracts or components can reduce MTT in the absence of living cells [ 22].

Based upon these and other observations, a growing interest has been developing in alternative and complementary medicine to identify botanical and dietary components for their chemopreventive and chemotherapeutic potential.

Indeed, multi-component botanical therapeutics such as phenolics may become particularly valuable in the long-term prevention and treatment of complex diseases requiring extended administration and pleiotropic action [ 13].

EBS refer specifically to botanical supplements with phytoestrogenic components that may have weak estrogenic properties, directly alter estrogen levels, or function directly on receptors in different organs as either pro- or anti-estrogens [ 4].