Sentence examples for well scavenged from inspiring English sources

"An avocado, and not a particularly good one, but it's late in the season and all the trees around here have been pretty well scavenged.

Especially compounds 4, 8, 18, and 21 exhibited well scavenging capacities than vitamin C in the experiment (Table 2).

They could settle long-running scientific debates over whether the pygmy tyrannosaur existed as a separate genus or was simply a juvenile T. rex, and whether it hunted as well as scavenged.

Its diet may have consisted of the various snails and invertebrate of Rodrigues, as well as scavenged items.

Iron dithiocarbamates appear to have unique attributes as well: besides scavenging NO they were found to have anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressant properties.

It has also been known to take other sharks and invertebrates (such as the medusa Atolla wyvillei), as well as scavenging from whale carcasses.

Remarkably, apicomplexan parasites possess LA biosynthesis as well as scavenging pathways and the two pathways are distributed between mitochondrion and a vestigial organelle, the apicoplast.

It has a role in macrophage defense against microbial invasion and the increase in expression may be correlated with macrophage activation to kill parasites by oxidative stress as well as scavenging surplus Fe++ to reduce its abundance in the plasma.

We found that Magmas regulates cellular ROS levels by controlling its production as well as scavenging.

The authors proposed that the presence of Cu powder increased the reaction rate by promoting RFI dissociation (as well as scavenging any I2 byproduct).

Indeed, glial cells (mainly astrocytes) degenerate as well and are scavenged in both rat and human brain under the pathological (e.g., Figure 13(d)) as well as physiological conditions.