Meanings of phenolics in English

Apples have a lower amount of phenolics, though still a decent helping.

Green tea and grape phenolics inhibit cancer growth and modulate cellular metabolism.

Mint has very high levels of phenolics, to begin with.

But in combination with phenolics, enzymes are probably behind the somewhat mysterious effects of lettuce.

The contents of total phenolics and isoflavones decreased after the alcohol and acetic acid fermentations.

Flavonoids and phenolics with high free radical scavenging activity should be corresponding to the antioxidant effects.

Complexes of from three to ten of the original phenolics are orange-red and less astringent (thearubigens).

In oolong teas, about half of the small phenolics have been transformed; in black teas, about 85%.

The content and composition of proteins, amino acids, phenolics, and fatty acids of the three species were recorded and compared.

Feeding DP was accompanied by an increase in plasma phenolics, some of which have been shown to stimulate bone accrual.

The higher phenolic contents in the phenolics rich fractions exhibited the stronger antioxidant capacity than the phenolics less rich fractions.

These phenolics were observed to exert potent neuroprotection at concentrations between 0.1 and 10 microM.

The results of this study revealed that C. tramdenum bark possessed rich phenolics and terpenoids, which might confer on reducing risks from diabetes.

Folin-Ciocalteu and the more recent Fast Blue BB (FBBB) reactions are used for the quantification of total phenolics in food matrices.

Also, only two QTL for phenolics were observed when plants were grown in the greenhouse and none was detected for ascorbic or TACW.

The flesh is mottled by vessels purplish with phenolic compounds; during cooking the phenolics and color diffuse into and tinge the cream-colored flesh.