Sentence examples for possible phytochemicals from inspiring English sources

Infrared spectrum measurement was carried out to hypothesize the possible phytochemicals responsible for stabilization and capping of the AgNPs.

It appears that a number of possible phytochemicals detected in F-10 could contribute to the anti-MRSA activity.

It is possible that phytochemicals are able to activate these receptors and promote release of neuropeptides, neurotransmitters and hormones.

In order to get a deep insight into its possible mechanism, phytochemical analysis was performed to reveal the main active components of CDTHD.

If researchers wish to make their data as useful to breeding programs as possible, the phytochemical profile must be determined at the point of commercial harvest, as this is when concentrations will be at their most useful in a "real-world" commercial setting.

Recent advances indicate a possible role of phytochemicals as modulatory factors in signaling pathways.

A comprehensive assessment of the biological activities of M. acuminata extracts is included and possible mechanisms and phytochemicals involved have also been correlated to provide effective intervention strategies for preventing or managing diseases.

To have a complete understanding of the bioactivity of crude extracts, it is necessary to optimize the extraction methodology to achieve the broadest possible range of phytochemicals [ 17].

It contains potential bioactive phytochemicals.

The top-ranked phytotoxic leaf extracts were subjected to qualitative and quantitative characterizations including extraction yield, total phenolic content, phytochemical screening and spectroscopic analysis of the phytochemicals with possible inhibitory effect.

However, we found two phytochemicals with possible antagonistic effect: co-occurrence of alkaloids and saponins significantly reduced antioxidant activity (alkaloids only = 63%; alkaloids plus saponins = 15%; steroids, terpenoids and cardiac glycosides = 82%), thus alkaloids and saponins should be exclusive to each other in drug formulations.