ライフサイエンスコーパス: hot water

1 their surfaces after simply interacting with hot water.

2 d by the extraction of Mg in the infusion of hot water.

3 raction of coffee beans was carried out with hot water.

4 the framework during the reaction in liquid hot water.

5 exture, it is much more challenging to repel hot water.

6 the fruiting bodies of C. tubaeformis, using hot water, 2% and 25% KOH solutions, respectively, and p

7 rncob (PCC) anthocyanin extraction matrices (hot water, 40% ethanol, C18 purified), drying inlet temp

8 eat on fresh-cut onion slices by treating in hot water (50, 60, 70 degrees C) for 1 min.

9 llawi, and Mansi) which were pretreated with hot water (95 degrees C) immersion (HWI) technique for d

10 Hot water, acting as a mildly acidic catalyst, efficient

11 ounds was observed in the first seconds upon hot water addition ("aroma burst"), followed by subseque

12 saccharide fractions obtained from pulp with hot water and ammonium oxalate solutions were subjected

13 (3.5-100 kDa and >100 kDa) from cold water, hot water and aqueous ethanolic SLE extracts.

14 Purple Queen(R) varieties) were extracted by hot water and fractionated using ethanol.

15 In view of its high stability in hot water and high selectivity for CO2 adsorption, NTHU-

16 Facile ring opening of these products in hot water and pyridine affords differentially protected

17 In contrast, hot water and steam processing increased hexanal levels.

18 potassium carbonate-olive oil emulsion, HW: hot water) and drying methods (sun, oven, hot air, and f

19 Brazilian grape pomace was extracted in hot water, and a factorial experiment was used to evalua

20 s (such as cold methanol/acetonitrile/water, hot water, and boiling ethanol/water, as well as cold et

21 When directly exposed to hot water at 34 degrees C, the survival of R. reniformis

22 After 100-170 days of exposure to hot water at 360 degrees C, the oxidation of the NCD-coa

23 icinalis by M-100 and M-75, respectively and hot water at 60 degrees C served as the eluting solvent.

24 , neutralization with 20% NaOH, washing with hot water at 85 degrees C, drying at 90 degrees C, clari

25 which could be extracted in high amounts, by hot water at 90 degrees C, from immature kumquat peel.

26 The hot water at a moderately high temperature is stored onb

27 On the other hand, hot water bath (at 60 degrees C) hydrolysis enabled both

28 UV-C effect was observed in OC and AC, while hot water blanched samples showed significantly higher o

29 Impact of steam, hot water blanching and UV-C irradiation as pre-treatmen

30 ues were examined in this work; conventional hot water blanching, novel ultrasound blanching and micr

31 Hot water building plumbing systems are vulnerable to th

32 oil extraction (alperujo) was extracted with hot water, citric acid, natural deep eutectic solvent (c

33 which are used in applications such as solar hot-water collectors, heat exchangers and electronic pac

34 at was isolated from Allium sativum L. using hot water diffusion and incorporated with titanium dioxi

35 ax-to-water dilution ratios (1:1, 1:2, 1:3), hot water dipping at 56 degrees C with varying time (40,

36 parameters were 1:2.66 waxing dilution, 80 s hot water dipping time, and 250 ppm fungicide concentrat

37 The process parameters i.e. wax dilution, hot water dipping time, and fungicide concentration were

38 e results that a combination of wax coating, hot water dipping, and fungicide treatment can help to p

39 wax coating, hot water dipping, and fungicide treatment on quality ch

40 Contamination of hot water distribution systems by Legionella represents

41 Aotearoa New Zealand Ross Ice Shelf Program hot water drill borehole melted in the central region of

42 Our new multi-annual observations from five hot-water drilled boreholes through Filchner-Ronne Ice S

43 Here we show-using observations from a hot-water-drilled access hole-that the grounding zone of

44 define two structural recipes for repelling hot water: drops on nanometric features hardly stick owi

45 cale extracted by comparable protocols using hot water, enzyme assisted hydrolysis and ethanol precip

46 Here we report an ammonia-assisted hot water etching strategy for the generic synthesis of

47 across a transect of bench- and pilot-scale hot water experiments carried out with the same municipa

48 rough alpha-glucosidase inhibition, with the hot water extract (IC(50) = 582.91 +/- 3.0 ug/mL) showin

49 The hot water extract consisted mainly of high-molecular wei

50 ties of crude phenolic fractions of a bitter hot water extract of C. genistoides were determined by a

51 Hot water extract of immature calamondin peel contains h

52 The hot water extract of immature calamondin peel exhibited

53 The hot water extract of immature calamondin peel was fracti

54 A seven flavonoids in hot water extract of immature kumquat (Citrus japonica v

55 A proprietary hot water extract of oleander (Anvirzel) also blocked TN

56 l acetate soluble fraction obtained from the hot water extract of Picea mariana bark (BS-EAc(f)) has

57 retin are the five major flavonoids found in hot water extract with the levels of 6888+/-522, 2333+/-

58 eretin, while DGPP and hesperidin are in the hot water extract.

59 e found primarily in the 6 M HCl-hydrolyzed, hot water extract.

60 thods including cold-water extraction (CWE), hot water extraction (HWE), and microwave-assisted water

61 from the HPLC/UV analysis of the pressurized hot water extraction (PHWE) extracts together with the a

62 Pressurised hot water extraction (PHWE) is a "green" technology whic

63 timized and validated a modified pressurized hot water extraction (PHWE) method for the simultaneous

64 his work, an on-line process for pressurised hot water extraction (PHWE) of antioxidants from plants

65 mented to perform a recirculated pressurized hot water extraction (R-PHWE) directly coupled to liquid

66 and NDP-sugar standards, we have shown that hot water extraction allows good recovery of the target

67 ic composition was assessed before and after hot water extraction, followed by extractions with aqueo

68 In the present work, optimization of hot water extraction, structural characteristics, functi

69 Their amount decreased 50% after hot water extraction, while the other classes remained u

70 e and facilitates the release of fucoidan by hot water extraction.

71 Litter bags and soil hot water extracts (HWE) have frequently been used to st

72 We characterized two pressurized hot water extracts from grape pomace obtained at 100 deg

73 Pressurized hot water extracts obtained at different temperatures po

74 The optimal combination of hot water extracts spray dried with 5% maltodextrin at 1

75 nolic and flavonoid content were obtained in hot water extracts.

76 The number of particles released into hot water from food grade nylon was 7 times higher when

77 As it contacts a colder material, hot water generates condensation within the cavities at

78 (>/=100 micrograms) or hindpaw immersion in hot water (>/=45 degrees C for 4 min) correlated with th

79 Absorption lines of hot water have been identified in the infrared spectra o

80 t individuals can take measures (e.g., raise hot water heater temperatures and filter water) to reduc

81 Hot water heating increased the yields of essential oils

82 Individual hot water (HW), hydrochloric acid (HCl), and sodium hydr

83 estigated the effects of 8 weeks of repeated hot water immersion ('heat therapy') on various biomarke

84 Intermittent hot water immersion ('heat therapy') results in elevatio

85 ent study investigated whether post-exercise hot water immersion (EX+HWI) could augment improvements

86 immersion (TWI): 30 min at 32 degrees C; or hot water immersion (HWI): 60 min at 42 degrees C) perfo

87 ermoneutral (TWI, 30 min at 32 degrees C) or hot water immersion (HWI, 60 min at 42 degrees C).

88 ise, but it is unclear whether post-exercise hot water immersion can augment exercise-derived improve

89 r 8 weeks of supervised exercise followed by hot water immersion can augment improvements in cardiova

90 Taken together, post-exercise hot water immersion enhances blood pressure and brachial

91 gs provide novel evidence that post-exercise hot water immersion lowers diastolic blood pressure and

92 Hot water immersion replicates some of the physiological

93 To investigate whether 5 weeks of hot-water immersion (HWI) would enhance VO2max , 10 well

94 10 well-trained runners completed 5 weeks of hot-water immersion alongside their normal training and

95 In the present study, hot-water-immersion tail-flick antinociception assays at

96 These studies evaluated hot water immersions (30, 50, 70, and 90 degrees C for 1

97 assay involved the exposure of nematodes to hot water in a heating block at 32, 33, and 34 degrees C

98 l injection of capsaicin or paw immersion in hot water) induced profound attenuation of the jaw-openi

99 Hot water is an easily implementable process for polyphe

100 epresents a boy who "urinates" shortly after hot water is poured onto his head.

101 When hot water is produced by solar energy, its overall solar

102 nd provides a means of maintaining growth in hot, water-limited environments.

103 tus known in textbooks, one that generated a hot water mist in the spark flask, simulating a water va

104 of atrazine was also measured in ambient and hot water modified with ethanol and urea.

105 The infrared spectrum of hot water observed in a sunspot has been assigned.

106 oak wood samples either previously soaked in hot water or not.

107 he efficacy of copper for controlling OPs in hot water plumbing.

108 roved, indicating that potassium sorbate and hot water potentiated thiabendazole activity.

109 this report, the Cmf-CPS was extracted with hot water, precipitated with ethanol, and further purifi

110 ral characterization of untreated and liquid hot water pretreated rapeseed straw by CARS and show how

111 were identified following bench-scale liquid hot water pretreatment.

112 hydrolysis alone as well as through combined hot-water pretreatment and enzymatic hydrolysis using a

113 Zeolite aging in hot water prior to catalysis decreased the weight normal

114 ically spraying a solution of complex into a hot water reservoir, which enhances diffusion and relaxa

115 Geochemical consequences of hot water-rock interactions render these environments ha

116 The hot water's wheelwork storage density matches or exceeds

117 0 [1.13-1.27] for each additional floor), in hot water samples (O.R. 1.21 [1.16-1.27]), and in sample

118 The concentration of DBP and DEHP in hot-water samples from plastic bags were found in the ra

119 ghly desirable but has yet to be realized in hot, water-scarce regions.

120 However, the complex extracted by hot water showed the highest antiproliferative capacity

121 the genus Thermus, from neutral and alkaline hot water springs on four continents, have been screened

122 This study evaluated hot water, steam, microwave, and ultrasound processing m

123 The design and integration of hot-water storage modules for semi-trucks, delivery vans

124 This paper introduces the concept of onboard hot-water-storage-based power systems for green vehicles

125 nta) and 13 MAC isolates from the hospital's hot water system were examined.

126 ained isolates recovered from the hospital's hot water system; 13 (25%) of 51 isolates from patients

127 arried out a controlled pilot-scale study of hot water systems and applied shotgun metagenomic sequen

128 d analgesics with two antinociceptive tests: hot water tail-withdrawal and acetic acid-induced writhi

129 iceptive potency of morphine, as measured by hot-water tail-flick assays.

130 Reducing hot water temperatures by 5 degrees C and improving thea

131 rions and Li(+) salts were crystallized from hot water to afford cationic networks based on tetrahedr

132 ophilic substrate that reconstructed against hot water to become more hydrophobic.

133 This method, what we call hot water treatment, offers the ability to grow metal ox

134 lanning to electrify heating and/or domestic hot water use.

135 The results show that hot-water vehicles (HWV) can outperform EVs in terms of

136 ymatic and ball milling-assisted methods and hot water were evaluated.

137 The flavonoids of kumquat extracted from hot water were mainly soluble conjugated compounds, incl

138 a 12 h fill with water at 80 C (fire-bent + hot water), were trialed in triplicate.

139 fill with water at 80 degrees C (fire-bent + hot water), were trialed in triplicate.