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In a biological system, an antioxidant is defined as any substance that when present at low concentrations compared with those of an oxidizable substrate significantly delays or prevents oxidation of that substrate.

Across the 2 levels of concentrates, the Jersey-Holstein cows had a significantly higher total DM intake and body condition score, and produced milk with higher fat, protein, and energy concentrations, compared with those of the Holstein cows.

We observed effects at both high and low concentrations compared with those of untreated control.

Substantial total HA levels were observed, albeit at lower concentrations compared with those in TIF.

They did not have higher blood mercury concentrations compared with those who did not have dental treatment.

Another explanation is its smaller biomass and higher root/shoot ratio (Fig.  1A and B), resulting in higher shoot P concentrations compared with those of canola and potato.

Birds fed WGM-supplemented diets had a higher lymphocyte (P < 0.05) levels but lower (P < 0.05) cholesterol and triglyceride concentration compared with those fed CON diet.

A now old definition attempts to define an antioxidant as "any substance that, when presented at low concentration compared with those of an oxidized substrate, significantly delays or prevents oxidation of the substrate" [1].

Patients with toxicity had a significantly higher mean rank CASA concentration compared with those without major toxicity.

We also assessed how behaviorally-induced changes in DA concentration compared with those induced by pharmacological manipulation.

More than a twofold increased risk was found among women with the highest baseline concentration compared with those with the lowest, and a significant trend was apparent.