Sentence examples for challenging compounds from inspiring English sources
For others, such as coumarins and rhodamines, modern organic reactions (e.g., transition metal-catalyzed cross-couplings) are advantageous for the expeditious synthesis of otherwise challenging compounds.
Our strategy was to work with a simple but relevant subset that could be incrementally updated with more challenging compounds in future studies.
(F ) The biochemistry of DCM dehalogenation produces several challenging compounds (red) that potentially limit growth on DCM.
As mobile phone functionality turns ever more mainstream, the technology challenges compound for small businesses.
The intricate relocation process has resembled something of a game of musical chairs, a challenge compounded by the size of the collections.
French aviation systems engineers face their own maintenance challenges, compounded by the unavailability of spare parts for these outdated machines.
Until we do, political brinksmanship, inaction, and failure will reign supreme, while our biggest long-term sustainability challenges compound.
Malnutrition is a major challenge, compounded by severe fuel shortages, the deterioration of school-sponsored meals, and drops in imports.
If nothing else, this sets up a series of creative challenges, compounded by the insularity of the narrative, the characters' retreat from the world.
These challenges, compounded by resistance and misdirection by industry, have to date produced a relative dearth of effective dietary policies.
To increase knowledge and skills of OVC, parents, caregivers and communities to cope with the emerging challenges compounded by food shortage.
