Sentence examples for changes to compounds from inspiring English sources

Andrew Benson says: "The 2019 compounds are similar to last year's hard (C1), medium (C2), soft (C3), ultra-soft (C4) and hyper-soft (C5), but just feature slight changes to compounds and construction". And F1 journalist Chris Medland, says: "Then there is an unmarked tyre that is a prototype featuring a slightly different construction with 2020 in mind.

In general, the field of metabolomics involves inducing perturbations to the ongoing state of living systems and subsequently monitoring changes to compounds at specific time points.

This allows dynamic comparisons of the magnitude and direction (up or down) of changes to compounds in the system under study.

In order to avoid changes to compound morphology, all compounds were rapidly cooled down with liquid nitrogen and dried in a lyophilizer.

Then, the focus was changed to compounds that show dual-target activity profiles.

Changes to the compound's principal cottage emphasize the indoor-outdoor flow and the artist's need for light.

However, only RAD288 stimulated migration of OECs, demonstrating that key structural changes to the compound can dramatically affect the resultant cellular action.

The structural change leading to compounds 3 6 abolished in binding assays the muscarinic M1/M2 selectivity of 2, due to an increased M2 affinity.

It is due to the chemical and physical properties of the mixture which change according to compounds, composition, temperatures (wall and saturation) and also involves mass and heat transfer within the liquid film.

On addition of peroxide to oxidised enzyme in the presence of catalase (to remove excess peroxide within a few seconds) there is immediate formation of an initial compound P species which changes to give largely compound F over a period of tens of seconds.

The metal itself is changed to such compounds by contact with moist air or skin.