Sentence examples for because of compounds from inspiring English sources

The increased risk in gastric cancer might be because of compounds other than salt that are produced during the preservation process.

"But if you do well year after year, and avoid disasters, then the math is such that it will provide excellent results over the long term because of compounding".

It is about a man who accidentally drugs himself and sleeps for 203 years; when he wakes, because of compound interest on his bank accounts, he has become the richest man in the world.

Calculating the number of animal deaths or injuries because of compounded drugs is difficult since the reporting process that exists for approved drugs is not in place for compounding pharmacies, said Bernadette Dunham, the director of the Center for Veterinary Medicine at the F.D.A.

Because of compound interest.

This scheme is not efficient if the queuing system does not make all CPUs available at the same time, as in jobs submitted under the "job-array" queuing option, or if the computational time that it takes to dock a ligand is systematically biased because of compound differences, resulting in unbalanced load distribution for each computer node.

It's more likely to give you higher returns because of compound interest.

The thing about wealth that most people don't understand is because of compound interest, the earlier you start to accumulate wealth the better off you are.

The handling and disposal of flowback and produced water also hold implications for air quality because of volatile compounds, such as BTEX compounds, that are often mixed with the fluids.

The synthetic protocol is described separately for each of the three series of the target amides, because each series of compounds required a different synthetic approach.

However, steric factors are likely to also have played a role, because no cyclization of compounds 8 A– 9 A could be observed.