Sentence examples for concentrated green from inspiring English sources

Adsorption studies were performed for contact time of 10, 15 and 20 min by mixing small amounts of concentrated green nanoemulsions with relatively large amounts of bulk aqueous solution of EBT.

This concentrated green drink was not psychoactive and flooded the body with cannabinoid nutrients that helped reverse degenerative diseases.

These slowly spreading cells contained concentrated green fluorescence on both perinuclear membranes at the cis Golgi (Figure 1A, large arrowhead) and in peripheral foci near the plasma membrane (Figure 1A, small arrowheads) and at the tips of membrane protrusions (Figure 1C, arrows).

As it can be seen in Figure 4, exposure of transfected HEK293 (pCMV-hAR) cells to DHT or to the mixture of PCBs resulted in nuclear translocation of AR, as evidenced by the concentrated green label into the nucleus.

Consumption of concentrated green tea extract on an empty stomach is more likely to lead to adverse effects than consumption in the fed state, since up to five-fold higher plasma concentrations have been observed with empty stomach compared to the fed state [ 29- 31].

To monitor the accumulation of the products, 0.4 μL of 1/1,000 dilution of concentrated SYBR Green (Molecular Probes, Eugene, OR) was included in the reactions.

After incubation of the reaction mixtures in a water bath (Memmert, Schwabach, Germany) at 62.3 °C for 30 min, 0.5 µl of a 1 100 stock dilution of 10,000-fold concentrated SYBR Green I dye in DMSO (Invitrogen) was added to each sample.

On the other hand, based on published hepatotoxicity episodes, Mazzanti et al. [ 10] concluded that there can be no longer a reasonable doubt that ingestion of concentrated extracts of green tea and infusions of green tea itself poses a real and growing risk to liver health.

Scientists already know that white tea (the new buds from the top of the tea plant) is an even more concentrated antioxidant than green tea, not to mention black.

For the purpose of creating a collection of cDNA for printing onto microarrays, a clonal isolate of a D. pulex / D. pulicaria hybrid (called log52) was cultured under standard laboratory conditions by Jim Haney (University of New Hampshire) within a large, aerated, 200 liter container of filtered lake water by feeding a concentrated monoculture of green algae (Scenedesmus acutus).

eFigure based on [ 26].fUnited Nations Population Division http://esa.un.org/unpp.gIn Figure  3 unconcentrated markets are shown in green, moderately concentrated markets are shown in orange and highly concentrated markets are represented in red.hSource: The Economic and Social Research Institute.