Sentence examples for lily extract from inspiring English sources
Lisa Vela treats the actresses Emma Roberts and Sienna Miller at SoHo's AmorePacific Spa, where the Luminous Effect Brightening Mask — made of green tea, water lily extract, ginseng and bamboo sap — is all the rage right now for its firming and cooling properties.
The idea that lawyers who were already making a mint out of the legal fees obtainable from the government for the work they were doing were then gilding the lily by extracting money from the claimants as well shows quite how low the profession has sunk.
The lily pollen extracts were prepared with the buffer described by Uhrig et al. [ 8] with modifications: the omission of 2,2'-dipyridyl disulfide and the addition of 20 μL/mL Calbiochem's Plant Protease Inhibitor Cocktail (Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany).
Galantamine includes extract from the red lily and daffodil.
The animals – which are more closely related to elephants than to shrews – extract the sweet liquid from flowers of the Pagoda lily plant (Whiteheadia bifolia) in rock crevices with their long, slender tongues while their faces become covered with pollen.
Lily polysaccharide (LP) was extracted, purified and selenizingly modified by HNO3 Na2SeO3 method according to L9 34) orthogonal design.
In addition, country of origin is the key risk factor for amyloidosis in FMF, and a patient's country should be considered in addition to MEFV genotype as an indication for prophylactic colchicine, an alkaloid extracted from lily plants, which is the most efficacious drug in FMF [ 13].
I would have loved to hear more about Edmond Roudnitska, the late, great creator of Diorissimo, a scent based on the smell of lily of the valley (unlike rose or jasmine, lily of the valley cannot be extracted; Roudnitska's genius was to reconstruct it in his workshop).
Kirchner extracted the piece from his opera, "Lily," which had an unsuccessful premiere at the New York City Opera in 1977.
Colchicine is an alkaloid extracted from the plant Colchicum autumnale in the lily family [ 63].
