Sentence examples for diluted substances from inspiring English sources
Homeopathy is a "treatment" based on the use of highly diluted substances, which practitioners claim can cause the body to heal itself.
This study was part of a larger investigation on the effects of highly diluted substances on duckweed growth rate [27].
Highly diluted substances and tinctures are usually intended to enhance the immune system resulting in reduced frequency of various diseases.
This new form of immunomodulatory therapy is based on Hahnemann's ancient homeopathic techniques, which use diluted substances that are vigorously shaken (succussed) during preparation.
Homeopathy is a form of alternative medicine, first proposed by the German physician Samuel Hahnemann in 1796, that attempts to treat patients with heavily diluted substances.
Over the past years our research group has been investigating the action of highly diluted substances and tinctures on cells from the immune system.
The basic approach to obtaining the absorption spectrum of a scattered and diluted substance [ 4] involves measuring the light intensities at sampled wavelengths before and after the light passes through the substance.
The impact of this reduced capacity to dilute substances will result in higher values of HQ and HI for ecological receptors immediately below the point of discharge.
Water for injection is water for the preparation of medicines for parenteral administration when water is used as a vehicle and for dissolving and diluting substances or preparations for parenteral before use (sterilized WFI).
Homeopathic products usually contain active ingredients, which can be highly toxic such as e.g., Atropa belladonna, arsenic or mercury that are more or less diluted in substances like water or sugar.
PFGE suggests a single-source exposure with C. botulinum type B in at least 3 IDUs; this implies that the heroin was obtained from a common source, where contamination with C. botulinum spores may have been introduced when mixed with adulterants or diluted with substances such as dextrose or dyed paper.
