Sentence examples for no precursors from inspiring English sources

To test this hypothesis, we measured plasma levels of the NO precursors citrulline and arginine, as well as the NO products nitrate and nitrite in 135 patients with severe sepsis enrolled in two randomized clinical trials of an anti-tumor necrosis factor antibody.

Al Qaeda is a nihilistic group that as of yet has established no precursors of a peaceful political strategy.

At a still later stage, dermal bones are added, which, while they have no precursors in the cartilaginous skeleton, develop in the adjoining mesenchyme.

In oxy-fuel combustion, lower NO emission is observed than in air combustion, because CO2 replacing N2 reduces the yield of NO precursors like NH3 during the devolatilization process and enhances NO reduction via char/NO/CO reaction.

Presented here is an overview of ongoing studies in the author's laboratory exploring new photochemical NO precursors including those with nanomaterial antennas designed to enhance the effectiveness of these precursors with longer excitation wavelengths.

For this synthesis, no precursors are used and only a W wire is heated at 660 °C at a base pressure of 0,1 Torr set by the flow of various gases (O2, N2, H2) or gas mixtures (N2 O2 10% in H2, forming gas, FG) and the pulsed injection of O2 or H2.

According to our data, the NO precursor NOC-18 elicited IFN-γ production, whereas the NO synthase inhibitors NG-monomethyl L-arginine and nitronidazole both inhibited its production, suggesting a role for NO in regulating IFN-γ synthesis [ 17].

We reported a novel low-cost CVD system for repeatable graphene deposition with "no" precursor.

Therefore, SH-SY5Y cells could not convert citrulline to the NO precursor arginine.

Thus, we measured L-arginine as an NO precursor in the various compartments before and after TIPS.

The administration of L-arginine, a NO precursor, increases vasodilatation in patients with high cholesterol, coronary artery disease and heart failure [ 120- 122].