Sentence examples for chemicals from which from inspiring English sources
These are the "bad guys", he says, that cause volatile compounds (the quick-to-evaporate chemicals from which we determine smells and flavours) to be released.
The Rosina instrument, a mass spectrometer on board Rosetta, detected the amino acid glycine, as well as the chemicals from which it is formed, methylamine and ethylamine.
Unlike traditional semiconductors, which are crystals of elements such as silicon and germanium, organic semiconductors are more complex versions of the chemicals from which plastics are made.
The results reveal that the comet's coma - the cloud of gas and dust that envelops the comet as it warms - contains the amino acid glycine, as well as the chemicals from which it is formed: methylamine and ethylamine.
Natural gas is both its main fuel and its main raw material, the starting point for the basic chemicals from which the fibers and compounds in shirts, eyeglasses and even the wrappers for single-serve soups are derived.
In conclusion, GSA with next-gen TM-derived chemical response-specific gene sets is a scalable method for identifying similarities in gene responses to other chemicals, from which one may infer potential mode of action and/or toxic effect.
Nowadays, there are several examples of engineered microorganisms for production of compounds such as building block chemicals (compounds from which a big number of molecules of interest can be obtained) rather than bioethanol in this category (Table 1).
They found 158 chemical names from which 22 were ambiguous and classified into different classes and 13 chemical parts with two ambiguous ones.
Chemical insecticides used for mosquito control belong to various chemical families, from which pyrethroids are mainly used for impregnating bednets and spraying.
Politically and socially, the ripple effects reached far beyond the trenches and chemical laboratories from which the war had been fought.
The challenge was to determine the order of adenine, thymine, guanine and cytosine — the chemical bases from which DNA is made.
