Sentence examples for most active component from inspiring English sources
Silybin is the major and most active component and represents about 60-70 % of silymarin, followed by silychristin (20%%), silydianin (10%%), and isosilybin (5%%).
Astragaloside Ⅳ (ASG-Ⅳ, (Fig. 1) is the most active component of Chinese sp. Astragalus membranaceus Bunge (Fabaceae) that has showed antioxidant, antiapoptotic and antiviral activities among others.
Recent study claims that nitric oxide in castor oil is responsible for the diarrheal effect, although it is evidenced that ricinoleic acid produces diarrhea through a hypersecretory response which is the most active component of castor oil [54, 55].
Of all the isolated, compound (6) exhibited the highest sensitivity growth inhibition of Bacillus subtilis of 85.0 % at a concentration of 1 mg/ml and was found to be the most active component of the crude flower extract of H. Foetidum (Table 2).
Curcumin is the natural polyphenolic antioxidant and most active component of curry spice.
Extraction and characterization of this medicinal remedy identified bufalin from the family Bufadienolide as the most active component.
The adoption of low activation materials, while important for reducing the radiotoxicity of the most active components, should be done as part of a strategy that also minimizes the volume of waste material that might be categorized as radioactive, even if lower in level.
The most active components in C. aurantium fruit are synephrine (also called p-synephrine or oxedrine) and octopamine.
The ratios of bioactive capacity of the two most active components to the two least active components were close to 100 to 1.
Optimized multiple reaction monitoring experiments allowed for the determination of trans-resveratrol, which is one of the most active antioxidant component of wine, and for monuron, a plant protection product (herbicide) of interest to regulatory agencies.
Overall, in 248 of 290 (85%) tests performed with drug combinations, there was an agreement between the effect of the combination and that of the most active single component.
