Sentence examples for bulk that has from inspiring English sources

We discuss how our ligand design leads to the isolated structure due to the steric bulk that has been appended to the pyrazole ligand.

A lot of people have come to us; some from the Lib-Dems, some from Labour, but the bulk that have come to us in the last two years from the Tories.

Airbus is counting more on the bulk capacity that has served the industry well over the past 30 years, when governments have restricted routes and flights.

It has been found that a monolayer of MoS2 has a direct bandgap of 1.8 eV when it is stripped from a bulk material that has an indirect bandgap of 1.29 eV [8, 9].

Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles (DDGS) is a bulk material that has been widely used as a protein source for ruminants and non-ruminants for more than two decades.

In comparison to the dried paint samples, the liquid samples analysed did not exhibit detectable levels of diacids and correspondingly higher levels of monounsaturated (oleic) and polyunsaturated acids (linoleic, linolenic and isomers) were found; this is consistent with bulk paint that has been aged in a closed container and not exposed to oxidation.

At this stage, movement towards and through the streak is likely to be due to large-scale, spatially constrained tectonic movements of the epiblast as a whole, with mechanical differences between the prospective anterior and posterior parts being responsible for the directional movement of the bulk population that has undergone EMT.

And, despite fielding the bulk of the team that has taken them to third in the Super Rugby standings, they were unable to cope with the power of the tourists' second string.

The bulk concentration of ferricyanide that has been reduced by the cells is then measured after a 1 h period.

One of its suppliers apparently mislabeled a bulk container that had held 10 times the safe amount of niacin.

Wachovia alone had moved more than $400 billion for account holders in Mexico, $14 billion of which was in bulk currency that had been driven in armored cars or flown to the United States.