The phrase "all possible compounds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the entirety of potential chemical compounds or variations in a scientific context.
Example: "In this experiment, we will analyze all possible compounds that can be formed from the given reactants."
Alternatives: "every conceivable compound" or "all conceivable compounds".
The untargeted approach gathers data on all possible compounds.
Drug candidates make up a small portion of all possible compounds.
The advantage of using an algebraic approach is that it can handle any number of molecular groups and/or properties and can generate all possible compounds within the required range of properties.
In contrast, the groups of Yang and Beratan argue that the exhaustive enumeration of possible structures is not necessary [6], describing instead a genetic algorithm designed to maximise structural diversity without building all possible compounds.
This procedure was repeated three times on the same plant material to ensure that all possible compounds were extracted.
After confirming the usefulness of our method, we conducted a comprehensive prediction of interactions between all possible compounds and proteins for the four classes of target proteins studied: enzymes, ion channels, GPCRs and nuclear receptors.
The SAR pathways are calculated exhaustively for all possible compound pairs in a data set to identify those having most significant SAR information content.
This assertion is in accordance with the Non Free Lunch Theorem [22], which could be interpreted as no single QSAR procedure yields superior predictions than all the others when its performance is averaged over all possible compound datasets.
We used all possible compound-protein pairs excluding positive examples as negative examples.
Having confirmed the usefulness of our method, we conducted a comprehensive reaction prediction for all possible compound pairs.
Considering these, the number of all possible compound pairs is n(n 1) = O(n), where n is the number of compounds.
