The phrase "a compound from a" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in a scientific or technical context where you are describing a compound derived from a specific source or element.
Example: "The chemist synthesized a compound from a rare mineral found in the region."
Alternatives: "a compound derived from" or "a compound obtained from".
To overcome this, scientists at Cerus engineered a compound from a group of chemical reagents known as mustards.
In his bedroom, one wall was so badly damaged by water that he had filled the cracks with a compound from a plastic bucket that sat on a ledge.
For example, it may be important to maximise the extraction efficiency of a compound from a matrix; there may be a large number of factors involved in the extraction procedure.
An input layer represents the input vector, e.g. a compound from a test set.
As a result it is not always possible to find fragments in the database that will help to elucidate the structure of a compound from a new class of chemicals.
Desorption and ionization of a compound from a tissue during MALDI MSI is influenced by the MALDI matrix type, its thickness, size of crystals, and the quality of the tissue surface.
The Chenomx NMR Suite software fits the spectral signatures (singlets, doublets, triplets etc), i.e. the peak shapes, of a compound from an internal database of reference spectra to the experimental NMR spectrum.
Skeptics likewise say that militants can commandeer a car or a compound from neighbors who cannot safely refuse the demands.
Part of the reason was the dropping from a B1 bomber of a 500lb bomb on to a compound from which there had been day-long fire.
B7 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 Lilly to Pursue Diabetes Drug Eli Lilly & Company will pay up to $325 million for the rights to a synthetic version of a compound from the venom of a poisonous lizard that could be an alternative to insulin injections for diabetics.
Menthol is a compound from the peppermint plant which contains a numbing sensation that soothes a sore throat.
