Sentence examples for effect of rose from inspiring English sources

To compare the in vitro effect of rose bengal and riboflavin as photosensitizing agents for photodynamic therapy (PDT) on fungal isolates that are common causes of fungal keratitis.

Moreover, the synergistic effect of rose petal-like microscale structure and the G film endowed the resultant graphene surface with unique hydrophobicity and high adhesion, which was used as a "mechanical hand" to transfer micro-droplets successfully.

While James is the narrator, this heartbreaking novel is as much concerned with effect of Rose's death on her twin sister, Jas.

The study on the effect of rose hip as compared to astaxanthin on skin wrinkles was a randomized, double-blinded controlled clinical trial.

Clinical studies have demonstrated a beneficial effect of rose hip powder (RHP) in the treatment of OA [ 17- 19] (for reviews see [ 20, 21]).

For the double-blinded comparative study of the effect of rose hip as compared to astaxanthin on skin wrinkles, 34 healthy male and female volunteers were recruited with a mean age of 44.5 years, range: 35 65, who responded to local announcements and who appeared to have well-defined crow's-feet wrinkles or possibly other well-defined wrinkles on the face.

The data are consistent with the described effects of rose hip constituents on the activity of COX isozymes [ 22, 23].

It would be of interest to explore the potential additive and synergistic effects of rose hip in such portfolios.

For the study on the effects of rose hip powder on cell longevity, plastic bottles with 250 g of rose hip powder containing seeds and shells were delivered by Hyben Vital International, Langeland, Denmark, directly to the study subjects.

Also, the present study, designed to represent a first proof-of-concept study of possible metabolic effects of rose hip in humans, was performed in obese individuals with no diabetes and with only a few glucose-intolerant participants.

In order to assess the possible effects of rose hip intake on low-grade inflammation, we measured the plasma levels of CRP and PAI-I, two markers of inflammation, and adiponectin, an adipokine with anti-inflammatory properties.