英語 での A protective effect の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Avocado oil has been reported to be a great source of healthy fats, which is backed by animal studies that suggest it has a protective effect against inflammation, diabetes, and heart disease(12, 13).
Activated platelets bound to malaria parasite- infected red blood cells were once thought to contribute to pathogenesis, but recently the platelets have been found to have a protective effect.
ADHD[attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder] is significantly associated with an increased risk of unintentional injuries and ADHD medications have a protective effect, at least in the short term, as indicated by self-controlled studies.".
Those studies that have found a relationship suggest that vitamin C intake may have to be higher than 300 mg/day for a number of years before a protective effect can be detected(2).
As it is a powerful anti-oxidant,, it has a protective effect, helping prevent damage caused by chemical agents, whether due to products or treatments, or external pollutants.
Dissolved or suspended in a glass of beer, In addition, There are small quantities of nutrients and other substances to which science today recognizes a protective effect on health.
(1) radiation sickness and radiation safety: radiation, radioactive substances or because of leukopenia caused by anticancer drugs and other symptoms can play a protective effect.
Melatonin is the most important brain efficient endogenous antioxidant, has a protective effect on the brain, so that melatonin is an important anti-aging hormones.
The researchers examined the effects of different saturated fats and concluded that a diet rich in the types of saturated fat found in dairy had a protective effect against type 2 diabetes.
Decades of research and hundreds of clinical studies and published scientific papers show that the ingredients in our proprietary Antioxidine formula have a protective effect for your skin and eyes.
Although some studies had suggested that olive oil could help to alleviate its symptoms they did not provide confirmation of such a protective effect.
Before a sun-exposure policy change occurs, however, we need to know if there is enough evidence to infer a protective effect of sun exposure against various diseases.
Research suggests that ultraviolet light(and possibly blue light) factors into the problem, so sunglasses that block these solar rays might have a protective effect.
The reason for this is unclear at this time but it is suggested that an exercise session that causes DOMS has a protective effect on subsequent exercise- lasting several weeks.
For example, a meta-analysis reported that AR CAG repeat length greater than or equal to 20 repeats conferred a protective effect for prostate cancer in subsets of men.
Zipper placket is the best choice for special labor protective clothing, double cloth lining inside zipper both play a protective effect, but also to prevent friction with the body zipper, outside covered with placket, provide further double protection.
Fortified Milk: Milk fortified with vitamin D has a protective effect against the severity of allergic reactions associated with asthma, according to reports in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. People who don't get the adequate supply of Vitamin D are prone to wheezing and asthma.
Physical activity has a protective effect against cardiovascular disease(CVD) in high-income countries, where physical activity is mainly recreational, but it is not known if this is also observed in lower-income countries, where physical activity is mainly non-recreational.
While most epidemiological research shows a protective effect of folate against colorectal cancer development, it has been suggested that high doses of supplemental folic acid may actually accelerate tumor growth in cancer patients(108).
To establish whether this was indeed detrimental and not evidence of the body's attempt to guard against this degeneration-- known as a protective effect-- the scientists studied the effect of carbonic anhydrase on nematode worms.