The phrase "a better compound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the quality or effectiveness of different compounds in a scientific or general context.
Example: "After extensive testing, we concluded that this new formula is indeed a better compound for our needs."
Alternatives: "an improved compound" or "a superior compound".
According to the Lipinski's rule of five, compound 1 may be a better lead compound for anti- influenza.
The better compound showed an antifungal activity level similar to that displayed by hymexazol against Gibberell azeae, F. oxysporum, and C. mandshurica[17].
Therefore, in future, the present study may provide useful information to design a better antibacterial compound by using green synthesized nanoparticles with fewer side effects.
The lowest RMSD indicates better compound fitness to the selected model.
User can add more compound names to this compound name file for better compound name match.
Although several small molecule probes are available for research, there remains a need for better compounds with varied structures and improved pharmacokinetics that can be used in live animals.
Analyses of foods undergoing Maillard reactions have shown that the process releases hundreds of compounds, some of which have been harnessed by the flavour industry to create processed foods that taste better — compounds that contain the amino acid cysteine provide a meaty smell, for example, and compounds with methionine enhance the flavour of potatoes.
By comparison of docked pose orientation of all compounds, it was deduced that compound 2 (Figure 6b) has a better orientation than compounds 1, and 4 7.
In addition, molecular docking was performed to rationalize the efficiency of the better compounds.
Stepwise clubbing of quinoxaline, 1,2,4-triazole/1,3,4-oxadiazole with nalidixic acid yielded better compounds.
