Sentences with phrase «little buffering effect»

If 25 gallons of water are removed and replaced with tap water having a pH of 7.0 and a hardness of 6.0, the tap water will have little buffering effect since the two levels are not much higher than the tank itself.

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Even if you get a little fiber, you're not getting all those nutrients and antioxidants to buffer out sugar's effects.

Drizzling a little bit of healthy fat in the form of olive oil or butter on a sweet potato for example, slows down the absorption of sugars found in the sweet potato, meaning you'll get a steady rise and leveling off of your blood sugar instead of the up and down spikes in blood sugar that can occur when eating carbs on their own without protein or fat to buffer their effects.

Providing supplements like fish oil, MSM, Glucosamine, Omega 3, and buffered aspirin to arthritis - prone breeds early in their life can be beneficial, as these supplements have little to no side effects and are inexpensive.

A recent study found that as little as a half - day per week in formal child care at age two buffered the effects of recurrent maternal depression on children's behavior problems at age five.

According to Bartlett (1998), «There seems to be little doubt that factors in the home environment can buffer children from the effects of other stressors in their lives (or add to those stressors) over the early years, but there is no convincing body of evidence on the effect that housing may have over the longer term.»

Little is known about fathers» and mothers» complementary role in alleviating or buffering against the effect of spouses» reactions on children's emotion regulation abilities.