Sentence examples for preconditioned food from inspiring English sources

For the preconditioned food race, L4 worms were picked onto the conditioning plates (50 worms per plate) and left for the conditioning period (2 to 48 h).

Left ventricular contractility, expressed as PRSW, remained worse versus food restricted and preconditioned ob/ob mice.

For these assays worms were preconditioned, either in the presence or absence of 250 mM ethanol and then tested in the food race (Figure 2A).

"It is preconditioned to melt", he says.

Taken together, these data suggest that an elevated maternally dictated oxidant AGE burden in infants, if combined with AGE-rich infant foods, may negatively precondition infants to high oxidant stress and weaken innate resistance to or raise incidence of disease, such as diabetes in young individuals.

After food restriction or ACE-I, hypreconditioningioning reduced infarct size and preserved PRSW up to the level without ischemia in both ob/ob and DKO.

The long-term, broadly based growth of the economy is a precondition for improving food security.

After ACE-I treatment and preconditioning in DKO mice, PRSW was better preserved versus food restricted preconditioned DKO and reached the level of the sham group without ischemia.

The regained preconditioning potential appears to be independent from the direct effects of food restriction ACE-I on IR injury.

After preconditioning, PRSW is preserved to the level without ischemia, after 12 weeks food restriction or ACE-I.

Maternal blood and food-derived AGEs prematurely raise AGEs in children to adult norms, preconditioning them to abnormally high oxidant stress and inflammation and thus possibly to early onset of disease, such as diabetes.