Sentence examples for substances compared with from inspiring English sources

Indeed, extraction of olive leaf phenolics with aqueous glycerol was found to extract more polar substances compared with water/ethanol mixtures, a phenomenon attributed to the difference in polarity between the two extraction solvents [4].

It's estimated that about 20 to 30percentt of the gay and transgender population abuse substances, compared with only 9percentt of the general population.

They were also as likely as girls to use diet pills, powders or liquids without the advice of a doctor — 6.2% said they recently used such substances, compared with 6.1% of girls.

In our study we used the infected tooth model which can explain less activity of the antimicrobial substances, compared with studies of incubation of broth cultures [ 19, 20].

13 It is these complex circumstances that suggest that homeless mothers of young children may suffer from unique patterns of mental health problems, including problems with substances, compared with homeless women who are not mothers or who have grown children.

In addition to a later onset, the alcohol users were older, had a later onset of the excessive use, a lower prevalence of family history, and lower rates of use of other substances compared with the cannabis users.

The sharp and extraordinarily strong aromatic C = C stretching at 1,498 cm−1 is remarkable for this substance compared with the commercial Kapton (Figure 7c).

CQ treatment markedly increased the number of surviving neurons with palely stained nuclei and Nissl substance, compared with vehicle-treated gerbils (Figure 3A).

In the present study, investigation whether citrate may be a more biocompatible substance compared with acetate regarding complement and granulocyte activation was performed in vitro at concentrations similar to those attained in the blood during a dialysis session.

Studies have reported that up to 50% of patients with an eating disorder will abuse alcohol or an illicit substance, compared with 9% of the general population, and that 35% of alcohol or illicit substance abusers have an eating disorder where the general population prevalence of an eating disorder is 3% [ 8].

Adolescents who have poor quality relationships with their mothers are more likely to initiate sexual activity at early ages (Davis & Friel, 2001), engage in delinquent activities, and use alcohol and other substances compared to youth with close attachments to their mothers (Sokol-Katz, Dunham, & Zimmerman, 1997; Webb, Baer, McLaughlin, McKelvey, & Caid, 1991).