Sentence examples for by which a compound from inspiring English sources

Do transcriptomics data reveal the mechanisms by which a compound interferes with neural development?

Distribution is usually defined as the process by which a compound reaches the target tissue through the blood circulation.

This is likely to reflect the variety and timescales of mechanisms by which a compound can affect hemodynamics.

The two main methods by which a compound can function as an antioxidant are hydrogen atom transfer (HAT) and electron transfer (ET) [ 53].

However, this was deemed acceptable according to safety protocol measures, by which a compound is considered toxic if weight loss is >25%%.

An alternative route to metabolic elongation, suggested by these data is, instead, to acquire a new pathway from a different dietary compound every 2-3 metabolic steps (i.e., <10 15 my, Fig.  3a insert); that is to acquire redundancy of pathways by which a compound expressed in the plumage can be reached from dietary carotenoids (Fig.  1a).

An extensive synonym glossary allows searches by many of the alternative names, including accepted abbreviations, by which a chemical compound may be known.

In particular, Feng et al (2007) proposed a model of gemcitabine-induced apoptosis via EGFR degradation, hence providing a plausible mechanism by which a cytotoxic compound may affect EGFR levels and Akt signalling pathways.

Normalization of raw data for 7368 compounds was performed by calculating Z scores, which represent the number of standard deviations by which a signal for a given compound differed from the mean signal of the entire plate [ 38].

I'm interested in people when they are having a bad time, and the mechanisms by which we compound our problems with bad decision making.

The antiviral activity of ribavirin was reported almost four decades ago, but the molecular mechanism by which the compound exerts its antiviral activity still remains a matter of debate.