Sentence examples for between the two compound from inspiring English sources
Tropane-derived analogs (4a i) of paroxetine (2) were designed and synthesized as potential inhibitors of serotonin reuptake based on the structural and biological similarity between the two compound classes.
Bees of each group were approximately of the same size, which was verified at the end of the experiments by measuring the width of the head capsule between the two compound eyes.
Ranking of genes according to their contribution to the classification and misclassification rates were calculated, and a classifier composed of 724 genes was found that could discriminate between the two compound groups (Fig. 44 and therefore, in principal, predict human drug toxicity.
Anorthite and the sodium-bearing end-member of the system, albite (NaAlSi3O8), form a solid-solution series in which the two intermingle; thus, in nature there is a continuous chemical variation between the two compounds.
For the most part, the tension between the two compounds that made up modern Conservatism proved creative but it was a tension no less, one best personified, perhaps, by Joe Chamberlain, the man many seem to be crediting as an inspiration to Mrs May, or at least to her consigliere, Nick Timothy, himself a working-class native of Chamberlain's Birmingham.
From Table 1, the LogP is different between the two compounds.
This dissimilarity was computed by subtracting from unity the similarity score between the two compounds.
Only statistically significant (95% CI) differences between the two compounds were considered at any given concentration.
This significant discovery is attributed to subtle structural disparities between the two compounds.
There is not much difference between the two compounds except the addition of extra hydrophobic phenyl ring.
The Tanimoto coefficient is used to measure the similarity between two different compounds and is calculated by dividing the total number of structural features shared between the two compounds by the total number of structural features contained in both compounds.
