Sentence examples for scavenger with from inspiring English sources

Hence, the phenolic compounds in this plant might be bioactive compounds.> HSME showed a concentration-dependent scavenging of DPPH radicals and was found to be an active radical scavenger with IC50 value of 7.49 μg.

After a bear devours a basket of fish that Kenai carelessly tended, the boy pursues the scavenger with a vengeance.

Mr. Theroux, who appeared in David Lynch's film "Mulholland Drive" in 2001 and in a number of downtown theater productions, is an urban scavenger with an eye, practicing what could be called outsider décor.

The eagle population first took a knock when America expanded west and trigger-happy ranchers confused the pescivorous scavenger with the golden eagle, a species that really does eat chicken and sheep.

Moreover, Tb rGO had demonstrated its high capability as an organic dye (Rhodamine-B) scavenger with high speed and efficiency.

EPR studies indicated that M10 was a highly potent OH scavenger with an IC50 of about 0.3 molar ratio of M10 to H2O2.

Burda and Oleszek [ 4] had demonstrated high antiradical activity of some flavonoids like rutin, kaempferol, morin and fustin as strong scavengers with radical scavenging activity of more than 90%.

Many species are scavengers, with the larvae developing on either open wounds or carrion.

In the opener Oscar spends a day on a shelf of novelty paperweights at a Staples near Cincinnati wearing a $10.95 price tag, then lurks beneath the sand on a Malibu beach frequented by scavengers with metal detectors.

3OH 3, a dopey electro-pop duo from Boulder, Colo., and Falling in Reverse, a dopey post-metalcore outfit from Las Vegas, aren't avant-gardists but rather low-culture scavengers with junkyard mentalities, pop sensibilities and rock structure and brashness.

This journey is derailed by the appearance of the scheming Vera Similitude Liz Douglass) and her intensely rabid little sidekick, Jo-Jo the Bald-Faced Liar (Becky Byers), who are being tracked by meathead scavengers with a great (and wearying) love of cursing.