Sentence examples for compound intake from inspiring English sources

pylori) (Blaser, 1987) and excess salt and nitrosamine compound intake (Sugimura and Wakabayashi, 1990) are suspected to be important causal factors in gastric carcinogens, little is known about the mechanism through which the incidence of gastric cancer might be increased.

Computational toxicology aims at predicting in silico the health and environmental risks associated to compound exposure or intake.

None of the test compounds altered water intake.

We also summarized the natural compounds from food intake, which have potential to reduce the inflammasome activation and enhance autophagy and can further improve the age-related diseases discussed in this paper.

We next investigated whether age-related diminished ARC POMC activity therefore impacts the potency of 5-HT obesity pharmacotherapies, lorcaserin, d-fenfluramine, and sibutramine and report that all compounds reduced food intake to a comparable extent in both chow-fed young lean (3 5 months old) and middle-aged obese (12 14 months old) male and female mice.

Price change for all compounds (and for target compounds) is highly correlated with total intake price for all compounds.

One of the most extensively studied anorectic serotonin receptor (5-HTR) agonists is m-chloro-phenylpiperazine (mCPP), a compound that reduces food intake following peripheral and central administration [2,13,14,28].

Conclusions: PD patients appear to be prone to a predictable set of micronutrient deficiencies that may be compounded by insufficient dietary intake.

The group given the chocolate milk showed that the 39 compounds linked to the intake of cocoa minimizes  free radicals, known to cause cancer and raise the risk of heart disease.

Acrylamide was the only compound for which mean intakes in our study exceeded the noncancer benchmarks.

The higher adenoma risk with a low capacity GST variant could directly reflect the slower processing of genotoxic compounds associated with meat intake.