Sentence examples for calls compound from inspiring English sources

Democrats' Benghazi report calls compound security 'woefully inadequate' The court's decision to overturn restrictions that would have closed all but a handful of abortion providers in Texas has been welcomed as a historic legal victory.

Another issue that came to light was what Tice calls "compound carryover"—some compounds can be transferred from one set of plates to another by the pin tools used in the quantitative high-throughput screening system.

Kendall's most important research, however was the isolation from the adrenal cortex of the steroid hormone cortisone (which he originally called compound E; 1935).

In fact, an ingenious feature called Compound Clips lets you collapse a stack of audio and video clips into a single, merged filmstrip on the timeline.

Albert Einstein is said to have called compound interest the eighth wonder of the world.

In this study, a new type film is developed, called compound diffuser films.

It also did some work on Alzheimer's disease and found a drug that provided an 80% improvement in a lab setting called "Compound X".

This week Nokia received a patent for more than just mere ringtones, but ringtones that can be modified with a secondary tone, or what they call "compound ring tones".

The native enzyme (E) is oxidized by hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) to an active intermediate enzymatic form called compound I (Ei).

The post goes on to say that the company will quickly be transitioning to a new business as a result — called "CompoundM" — that will launch in "a few weeks".

For clarification, these depositor-provided structures are called "substance conformers", and the theoretical conformers generated by PubChem3D for each PubChem Compound record (unique identifier: CID) are called "compound conformers".