'effective tea' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
Such a phrase may be more suitable for informal spoken English. An example sentence using the phrase could be, "My grandma swears by her secret recipe for effective tea to cure a sore throat."
He also said that not all herbal remedies are effective as teas.
But compared to those, adsorbent/biosorbent TW/MnFe2O4 composite is cost-effective because tea waste is a household waste and is readily available and cheap.
Effective derivatisation for TEA was obtained immediately after extraction in the methanolic extract.
However, we have not found it is effective between green tea consumption and non-drinking in esophageal cancer risk.
Boiled mint leaves can brew into an effective nausea-fighting tea. 1 tablespoon 'ought to do it.
One study looked at the effectiveness of tea tree oil against benzoyl peroxide, a common acne chemical, and found that tea tree oil was just as effective fighting pimples as benzoyl peroxide.
As may be expected, over the years the NGO has encountered set-backs, but their progress underscores the necessity of sensitivity to political context, long-term NGO commitment and the simple but effective approach of "drinking tea" - spending time and learning together with local participants.
Survival under hypoxic acidic conditions was restored in the presence of nitrate that is acting as an effective terminal electron acceptor (TEA) for anaerobic respiration.
Altogether, these data demonstrated that acid resistance in M. tuberculosis is dependent on the respiratory activity, hence on the protonmotive force, and that in absence of oxygen, nitrate acts as an effective terminal electron acceptor (TEA) to protect hypoxic mycobacteria from acid challenge.
EGCG has been identified as a major and most effective constituent of green tea.
