Sentence examples for by a single compound from inspiring English sources
These reservoir units can be comprised of discrete compartments, each formed by a single compound dune, that extend for 500 1000 m in the direction of the current, and are at least 350 600 m wide in a flow-transverse direction.
As the summation of individual Poisson processes is still a Poisson process, further optimisation has been applied in which a group of ORNs is emulated by a single "compound" Poisson model neuron.
Indicative of high diversity, 77% (424) of the cyclic scaffolds are singletons, i.e. populated by a single compound.
The first publication on an Italian patient and Turkish siblings [ 4] was followed by a single compound heterozygous patient from Japan [ 7, 9].
It has also been shown that activation of several ORN classes by a single compound is represented in the antennal lobe by several activated glomeruli (Galizia & Menzel, 2001; Hansson et al., 2003; Meijerink et al., 2003).
Studying and predicting the target spectrum and specificity of any drug is important for determining potential polypharmacology (the modulation of multiple targets by a single compound) as well as evaluating possible drug toxicities (due to undesirable off-target binding).
To report the histopathologic findings of a series of patients from an outbreak of Streptococcal endophthalmitis after intravitreal injection of bevacizumab prepared by a single compounding pharmacy.
Viridans streptococci (Streptococcus mitis/ Streptococcus oralis) also caused an outbreak of 12 cases of post-injection endophthalmitis in Florida, owing to contamination of bevacizumab syringes made up by a single compounding pharmacy 31.
The profiling of BI2536 and TG101209 against a panel of 32 BRDs was performed by Discoverx Corp. at a single compound concentration of 2 μM.
Most research to date on the effects of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) has focused on abnormalities induced by exposure to a single compound.
These data demonstrate that anxious behaviour is a complex phenomenon which cannot be described by a single behavioural task nor by the action of a single compound.
