Walking faster: distilling a complex prescription for type 2 diabetes management through pedometry.
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Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2↗
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Distilled water and tap water as factors in taste preference experimentation.
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Distilled water and tap water as factors in taste preference of the rat.
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n-Hexane, benzene and other aromatic components in petroleum distillate solvents in Japan.
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Effects of corn distillers dried grains with solubles and dehydrated alfalfa meal on the utilization of urea nitrogen in beef cattle.
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Influence of distillers feeds on digestion in the equine.
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A comparison between turbidities produced by thymol and distilled water in normal and pathological human sera.
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An oxidation-distillation procedure for reclaiming osmium tetroxide from used fixative solutions.
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[Ion tolerance in larvae of Salamandra salamandra L. (Amphibia, Urodele), immersed in distilled water].
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A completely automated fluorometric blood cyanide method: a specific assay incorporating dialysis and distillation.
Discrete blood samples can be assayed at a rate of 20/hr. By means of a double lumen catheter, venous or arterial blood can be monitored continuously.
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Analyses of a toxic factor, lethal to Paramecium present in non-glass-distilled water.
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Differences in infectivity of neurotropic viruses incubated in distilled water, isotonic NaCI and hypertonic NaCI.
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A still for the continuous production of glass-distilled water.
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Effect of distillers dried solubles and molybdenum on the growing chick.
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Distillers dried solubles as a source of unidentified growth factors required by the chick and poult.
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Effect of distillers dried grain with solubles on reproduction and liver fat accumulation in laying hens.
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Isolation of volatile flavour compounds from fats and oils by vacuum carbon dioxide distillation.
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Application of distilled white vinegar in the cloaca to counter the increase in Campylobacter numbers on broiler skin during feather removal.
Because of the escape of highly contaminated gut contents from the cloaca of positive carcasses, Campylobacter numbers recovered from broiler carcass skin samples increase during automated feather removal. Vinegar is known to have antimicrobial action. The objective of this study was to determine the effect of vinegar placed in the cloaca prior to feather removal on the numbers of Campylobacter recovered from broiler breast skin. Broilers were stunned, killed, and bled in a pilot processing plant. Vinegar was placed in the colons of the chickens prior to scalding. Carcasses were scalded, and Campylobacter numbers were determined on breast skin before and after passage through a commercial-style feather-picking machine. Campylobacter numbers recovered from the breast skin of untreated control carcasses increased during feather removal from 1.3 log CFU per sample prior to defeathering to 4.2 log afterward. Placement of water in the colon before scalding had no effect on Campylobacter numbers. Campylobacter numbers recovered from the breast skin of carcasses treated with vinegar also increased during defeathering but to a significantly lesser extent. Treated carcasses experienced only a 1-log increase from 1.6 log CFU per sample before feather removal to 2.6 log CFU per sample afterward. Application of an effective food-grade antimicrobial in the colon prior to scald can limit the increase in Campylobacter contamination of broiler carcasses during defeathering.
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