Sentence examples for reduced edc from inspiring English sources

As shown in the illustrative diagram of Figure 1, this work introduces a reduced EDC NPs that have the unique material properties to act as an optical medium for both down-conversion and up-conversion in the same time to generate multi-wavelength visible emissions under near UV and IR excitations, respectively.

The transgenerational inheritance of obesogen exposure, particularly the increased magnitude of the effects in the F3 generation, raises the stakes in the ongoing debate regarding what weight of evidence is required for regulatory agencies to take action to reduce EDC exposure.

In addition, the fact that the ewes had previously undergone several pregnancies and lactations means that they had undergone substantial mobilization of adipose tissue, probably with associated transfer to fetuses and milk of large amounts of stored EDCs, reducing the body burden of EDCs in the dams (Alcock et al. 2000) and transferring some of it to the offspring.

On Col(S) films the degree of integrin-mediated platelet adhesion was reduced by conventional (100%) EDC crosslinking conditions compared to a non-crosslinked control (Abs405 of 2.55 ± 0.07 and 0.23 ± 0.13 for non-Xl and 100% EDC respectively).

In another study, pregnant ewes exposed to multiple EDCs showed reduced BMD (Lind et al. 2010).

In all the remaining cells, both EDCs largely reduced the frequency of [Ca2+]i oscillations.

They discovered that exposing gestating mothers to the EDCs caused reduced sperm generation in adult male offspring.

The EDCs also reduced PG synthesis in ex vivo rat testis, and this reduction was correlated with a reduced testosterone production.

ABAS, PICUP, and EDC samples were reduced with 25 mM DTT for 10 min at 25°C and subsequently acidified to pH 2 with formic acid.

Thus, reducing exposures to EDCs could have an important impact on actual disease prevention.

Many issues contribute to this decline [29], but reduced reproductive success as a result of EDC exposure may be a factor that has yet to be recognised.