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In the context of upper division college courses, quantitative reasoning tends to be even more sophisticated where "the connections between formalism, intuitive conceptual schema, and the physical world become more compound (nested) and indirect" (Dreyfus et al. 2017, p. 020141-1).

The sulfur compounds become more refractory with increasing boiling point, as the dominant compound class changes from thiols, sulfides, and thiophene in the naphtha to substituted benzothiophenic compounds in the distillate (Table 2) (Weast 1988).

Phenolic compounds become more susceptible to oxidative degradation at alkaline pH.

One may argue that the network would become more biochemically meaningful if these compounds are removed because the promiscuous compounds are usually not limiting factors of reactions [ 34].

For the coatings annealed at 800 °C and 900 °C, the compounds at the interface between coating and P355NL1 substrate become more complicated, and more ternary compounds form.

Pathway modeling of organic chemicals must consider the nature and magnitude of food chain transfers to predict biological risk where metabolites may become more toxic than the parent compound.

We detect an increasing number of compounds as technical methods become more sensitive, so finding structure among the two dozen or more compounds detected has often relied on statistical analyses using multivariate methods such as Principal Components Analysis[24].

Soles have become more intricate, with new rubber compounds and innovative grip designs.

Mechanisms of reactions of these compounds therefore become more complex on stereochemical grounds alone.

Furthermore, toxicokinetic differences between compounds will become more important when exposed via the aqueous phase instead of injection.

The need to estimate the differences between solvation free energies of structurally related compounds has become more urgent in recent years with the advent of combinatorial chemistry [3], further necessitating the development of a reliable computational method to predict solvation free energies of organic molecules.