Sentence examples for gum itself from inspiring English sources

One possibility is that xanthan gum itself is not suitable for the fragile digestive systems of newborns.

The saliva surrounding human gums, for example, had about five phages to every bacterial cell, while the ratio at the mucosal surface of the gum itself was closer to 40 to 1. "That spurred the question," Barr says.

The different delivery systems result in different nicotine bioavailability and absorption and therefore pharmacokinetics such that, for example, peak systemic concentrations are observed whilst smoking a cigarette, followed by oral snuff and chewing tobacco with gum being the lowest, possibly due to the first-pass metabolism and nicotine being retained in the gum itself [3].

Taken together these data are consistent with Baker et al.'s (2004) finding that chewing gum of itself is not a sufficient condition to provoke context-dependent learning with immediate testing.

In its early stages, gum disease manifests itself as gingivitis, or bleeding when you brush your teeth.

Robert Laporta PERPETUAL CONNECTION A wad of gum slyly embeds itself into a crevice of my boot sole, vainly strives to establish a permanent bond between the well-trod cement rectangles and me, But that moist pink creature will not be forgotten, Lending that added friction, that heightened awareness each time I lift my foot.

Cadbury, the British company behind the iconic chocolate brand and Trident Chewing Gum, has suddenly found itself a delectable target.

Instead, it is the act itself of chewing gum that seems to prevent cavities.

Clinically, bleeding is usually mild and manifests itself as epistaxis, gum bleeding, hematuria, and menorrhagia.

If the tooth is still buried within the gums (but is positioned to emerge from the gums correctly) it is often easier to remove the infected gum flap than the tooth itself.

Remove the iron and pinch the wax paper into the gum, which should have stuck itself to the wax paper.