Sentence examples for Some precursors from inspiring English sources

Some precursors have civilian uses and could be difficult to link to weapons without additional evidence.

Some precursors had strongly amorphous character.

Some precursors of DHA via Route 1 such as LA, stearidonic acid (SDA, C18 4), eicosatetraenoic acid (ETA; 20 4), and docosapentaenoic acid (DPA; 22 5) in the mixotrophy were all higher than those in the autotrophy and the heterotrophy, thus, the DHA content of the mixotrophy was maximum at the end of cultivation.

Some precursors revealed at different loci were entirely identical when comparing their sequences.

Some precursors produce structurally related peptides possessing equivalent potencies, whereas others have been shown to yield peptides with different (occasionally opposite) activities [ 6].

Biotransformation refers to the technique of converting some precursors to useful substances employing plant cell culture.

It's also clear from their data that some precursor of "perceptual" consciousness was present even in the youngest children they tested.

We are deeply attached to the idea that genius is always signaled in early life — that greatness always has some precursor.

Those two, the only fully digital films in the category, have been trading off frontrunner status all season, with each picking up some precursor awards and technical love.

But in the past week, amid intelligence reports that some precursor chemicals have been mixed for possible use as weapons, Mr. Obama's "red line" appears to have shifted.

He described baseball as if it were some precursor to today's reality television shows, where a small cast is assembled from mass tryouts.