Sentence examples for extract on specific from inspiring English sources
In addition to phagocytic activity, we also studied the effect of the extract on specific immune responses mediated by the T lymphocytes which is important for host defense against intracellular parasites [ 50].
In order to evaluate the prophylactic activity of MBS extract on virus specific cells, non cytotoxic extract serial dilutions were incubated with the cells before the virus addition.
Therefore, there was a need to elucidate part of the underlying mechanism(s) exerted by this extract on protecting virus-specific host cells against the infection and cytopathic effects of the tested viruses.
The work of Garvin et al. [ 29] from 2012 focused on extracting one specific type of information (ejection fraction) at the document level which relates to 4 concepts at the class level.
Sample size data were also extracted on condition-specific subgroups (diabetes or pressure ulcers) and amputations if reported.
Therefore, since the antiviral activity was not exerted directly on HSV-2 particles before, we explored the effect of the extract on virus-cell interaction performing specific assays.
Relevant data were extracted based on specific coding rules, and Cohen's d effect size was used to estimate bias specificity effects.
Here we tested the acute effect of a specific hydro-alcoholic Ceylon cinnamon extract on postprandial glycemia.
The impact of tumour extract hK6 specific activity on patient survival and on progression of the disease (progression-free survival) was assessed with the hazards ratio calculated by both univariate and multivariate Cox proportional hazards regression models (Cox, 1972).
The specific data extracted on study design included evaluation of adequacy of methods of randomization (sequence generation), allocation concealment, blinding and dealing with missing data.
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