Most experts agree that 1996, 1999 and 2002 were particularly prone to premature oxidation.
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Ploughing fields opens up organic matter to oxidation and the release of nitrogen held in the soils.
It only sticks to arteries after it becomes electrically charged in the normal chemical process of oxidation.
The microbiological content of the water is eliminated by electroporation, oxidation, ionization, UV and IR radiation and shockwaves.
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Usually this happens by exposing minerals to agents that rip away electrons, just as oxygen does during oxidation.
By blocking the oxidation process, the two doctors reasoned, they might be able to curtail the inflammatory response.
Unfortunately, the chemical they used to stop oxidation was unsafe for human use.
Corrosion and oxidation will be cleaned, taking the sculpture back to bare metal.
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Just as photos fade because of oxidation, cosmetics firms would like you to think that skin is preserved with anti-oxidants.
Much of the damage looks like the result of oxidation by free radicals (oxygen-rich compounds released during cellular energy production).
Free radicals alter cholesterol in a process known as oxidation, which is thought to speed up the hardening of the arteries.
For another, the artificial fireballs seem to be glowing because of the excitation of the atoms within the vaporised material rather than because of oxidation.
He says the problem lies with a winemaking technique that favored light, delicate, fresh wines, but resulted in wines that were susceptible to premature oxidation.
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Because iron has been found to speed up oxidation of cholesterol, scientists suspect it can increase damage to the arteries and lead to heart problems.
Sure enough they were able to prove that stopping oxidation also halted the production of VCAM-1, a vascular cell adhesion molecule, that helped set off the inflammatory process.
"I do think it is possible that there is a phenomenon, whether it is actual oxidation or something that just looks like it, which is reversible, " says Mr. Morris.
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Within months of publishing their results in 1993, Medford and Alexander started AtheroGenics out of their offices at Emory to find a safe drug that would stop the oxidation process.
The grey stands in contrast to the weathered red outer-coating of the Sheepbed unit, and the darker colour hints at a different oxidation state for iron (Fe) minerals that might be inside the rock.
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It also lowered the so-called good cholesterol, or high-density lipoprotein (HDL), and it did not enter the cell, a characteristic Medford wanted hisdrug to have, because some of the oxidation process takes place within cellular membranes.
While Mr. Conway keeps the exact technique a secret, he said this recipe will do. (It does.) He recommends using up the infusion within a year to avoid oxidation, though it's doubtful you'll have any left after a week.
In a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, green tea extract increased energy expenditure, which is a measure of metabolism, plus it had a significant effect on fat oxidation, or how much fat your body burns.
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Oxidation catalysts and other emissions controls can be installed to reduce the polluting effect of diesel generation and it must also be considered that peak-shaving DR resources will displace peaking units which are the most pollution-heavy resources on the supply-dispatch curve that are also closest to load centers.
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