Sentence examples for In certain compounds from inspiring English sources

Exceptions are allowed in certain compounds and borrowings.

The ones in certain compounds remain ("well-being," for example), as do those indicating a word break at the right-hand margin — the use for which this versatile little punctuation mark, a variation on the slash, the all-purpose medieval punctuation, was invented in the first place.

The results of gas chromatography show that under microwave radiation, the carbon composition of the gas condensate sample changes with different durations of the irradiation, and these changes in certain compounds do not have a clear trend.

This may also allow tubers to partially, but not completely, compensate for a decrease in certain compounds.

In addition, certain compounds, now referred to as selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs) [ 1, 2], can demonstrate remarkable differences in efficacy in the various tissues in which estrogens act, functioning as agonists in some tissues but as antagonists in others.

Figure  6 shows that there are really substantial differences in concentration of certain compounds and these differences are bigger in T. monococcum than in T. aestivum.

In order for certain compounds to be used as T cell immune modulators, it is desirable for them to show little toxicity against resting T cells in lymph nodes and spleen at the concentrations where they exert anti-proliferative effects on T cells undergoing activation process.

This would aid in deciding whether certain compounds were more likely than others to be active across a large percentage of patients or, at a minimum, in preselecting the particular patients most likely to respond to a specific agent.

This group investigated the effects of temperature and agitation on the concentration of compounds in batch cultures, and went on to study certain compounds in continuous culture.

Another French physicist, Jean-Baptiste Biot, found in 1815 that liquid solutions of tartaric acid or of sugar are optically active, as are liquid or vaporous turpentine. Louis Pasteur was the first to recognize that optical activity arises from the dissymmetric arrangement of atoms in the crystalline structures or in individual molecules of certain compounds.

In the ocean, for example, rising air bubbles in the surf drag certain compounds to the surface.