Sentence examples for derived agents from inspiring English sources

Plant derived agents (fruit and vegetable derived agents and their derivatives) have been recognized to provide a number of disease preventive properties.

Exposure to environmental, lifestyle and dietary derived agents during everyday life may thus have implications for the ability of men to conceive and potentially also for the health of their offspring.

Isolates were identified here that exhibited tolerance to agents from a number of different structural classes, synthetic (i.e. nalidixic acid, sulphamethoxazole/trimethorprim) as well as naturally derived agents, and to relatively new antimicrobials recently introduced in human medicine (i.e. ciprofloxacin) (Table S4).

Much more work needs to be undertaken with nutritionally derived agents.

(b) What are the metabolic differences in tumors that switch the plant derived agents' antioxidant behavior to pro-oxidant?

But the use of plant derived agents reduces this risk and it is more specific to the cancer cells.

PEG-3500 and the aloe vera derived agent are DRPs.

Kappa-1 receptor agonists such as U69,593 and the Mexican mint derived agent, salvinorin A have been shown to also produce sedation and motor incoordination [ 22].

This is obvious once it is made explicit, but historical attempts to derive agent-neutrality from such forms of universality encourage the conflation (see, e.g., Hare 1963: 112 136).

In this regard, investigating their preferences through SP experiments and deriving agent-specific utility functions from DCM allow simulating stakeholders' behavioural response to single measures included in a given policy package.

As shown in Table 1, there are a number of other types of DNA adducts derived from agents in tobacco smoke that also can give rise to G to T transversions.