Sentences with phrase «of environmental pollutants»

The authors evaluated assessments of environmental pollutants in the blood and detailed exposure reporting through a survey.

For example, ions take part in acid - base reactions that determine the formation and transport of environmental pollutants.

Breastfeeding is safe for normal growth and development; not breastfeeding because of environmental pollutants will cause needless harm to infants.

And if they've got less body mass, then smaller doses of environmental pollutants will be enough to cut off their reproductive chances.

Significant weight loss increases the concentration of environmental pollutants and toxins in the blood.

They then demonstrated that under laboratory conditions, they could maintain the cells» function for extended periods while also growing new cells which could be used in future tests to assess the impact of environmental pollutants such as chemicals or plastics which enter in the body via diet.

I got a new laboratory of research in bioinformatics and computational chemistry, in which we develop mostly studies in drug design and in silico evaluation of environmental pollutants, and I also proposed a new master program in Bioinformatics.

Such surveys of environmental pollutants are important, and the extensive measurements from Chittagong revealed a wide range of substances.

The large «metal dome» collects air samples for analysis of environmental pollutants, while the three small cylinders measure nitrogen dioxide (blue), sulfur dioxide (red) and ozone (white).

The journal publishes in the areas of toxicity and toxicology of environmental pollutants in air, dust, sediment, soil and water, and natural toxins in the environment.

Ten years ago trout in Norway's largest lake had the world's highest measured levels of the environmental pollutant PBDE.

The lab is looking at the Aryl hydrocarbon Receptor (AhR) which is present in every cell of the body and binds to a number of environmental pollutants.

It is grown in a sustainable way (using minimal amounts of water, protecting the soil from burnout, and turning animal wastes into natural fertilizers instead of environmental pollutants).

Another primary theory behind epidemic rates of autoimmune dysfunction in our population is the prevalence of environmental pollutants, pesticides, and household chemicals that are «endocrine disruptors».

Get a water filtration system: removal of environmental pollutants from your drinking water can lower inflammation.

Eggs, being a trophic level above plants, are still sources of increased biomagnification of environmental pollutants.

The gut microbiota: a major player in the toxicity of environmental pollutants?

Invite the mighty desert to rid your skin of environmental pollutants, buildup from dead skin cells, and bacteria.

For instance, veterinary pathologists and toxicologists working in public institutions or private companies test the safety and efficacy of new treatments, monitor environmental conditions and evaluate the effects of environmental pollutants.

She works in the fields of drug design, evaluation of environmental pollutants and ecological genomics.

A cleanroom is used for research that requires a low level of environmental pollutants.

Similarly, if you've spent an entire day with makeup and SPF baking into your porous face, then add in all of the environmental pollutants that collect on your skin over the course of the day, it's easy to imagine that you need more than a quick slather and rinse to get your skin truly clean.