Sentences with phrase «routinely used in human»

These 4 methods are routinely used in human medicine and have proven effective and safe when used as directed.

Not exact matches

Processing and storaging donated breastmilk In developed countries there is debate as to whether donated human milk needs to be routinely pasteurized or used in its untreated state, provided the system of collection, transport and storage can be adequately controlleIn developed countries there is debate as to whether donated human milk needs to be routinely pasteurized or used in its untreated state, provided the system of collection, transport and storage can be adequately controllein its untreated state, provided the system of collection, transport and storage can be adequately controlled.

Humans who routinely use physical aggression get our attention only for as long as it takes to put them in jail.

«Such procedures are used routinely in humans; to ban them would create a formidable obstacle to almost all studies of chimpanzees,» they write.

It highlighted differences in the structure and make up of human NMJs compared with those of mice and rats, which are routinely used in studying neuromuscular diseases.

In addition, the microbubbles and the ultrasound used in the experiments are very similar to those routinely used for diagnostics in humanIn addition, the microbubbles and the ultrasound used in the experiments are very similar to those routinely used for diagnostics in humanin the experiments are very similar to those routinely used for diagnostics in humanin humans.

According to the report, that complexity - including the sum of genetic, environmental, and life - stage factors that play a part in the onset of human disease - should now be addressed by bringing together emerging new tools and methods that give scientists insight into the 100,000 chemicals routinely used in commerce but largely untested for health effects.

Illegal toxic pesticides are also routinely used to farm shrimp in some of these areas, including endosulfan, a broad - spectrum insecticide that is banned in more than 80 countries due to its environmental and human toxicity.

Background Historically, bromides were licensed and used routinely for treating seizure disorders in humans; however, when phenobarbital was introduced, the human market for bromides was completely eclipsed.

Moreover, an array of animals, from rats to monkeys, have been used routinely over the last century to uncover the mysteries of human behavior, thus indicating that the study of genetics in all mammals is relevant to the study of canine genetics and behavior.

In older times, bromides were licensed and used routinely for treating seizure disorders in humans; however, when phenobarbital was introduced, the human market for bromides was completely eclipseIn older times, bromides were licensed and used routinely for treating seizure disorders in humans; however, when phenobarbital was introduced, the human market for bromides was completely eclipsein humans; however, when phenobarbital was introduced, the human market for bromides was completely eclipsed.

«Although mate choice studies in humans have routinely recorded pill use during the last decade to control for its confounding effects, little effort has been invested in understanding the consequences of such effects of the pill,» said study author Alexandra Alvergne from the University of Sheffield.