Sentence examples for compound and would from inspiring English sources

The demonstrations came as a senior Yemeni official declared that Saleh was recovering from wounds sustained in a June 3 attack on his presidential compound and would soon return from Saudi Arabia, where he is being treated.

"Some sectors of the Iranian government — especially the Republican Guards — would have known about the impending attack on the embassy compound and would have turned a blind eye," he said.

Robert Weiss, a professor of polymer engineering at the University of Akron, which has conducted extensive research of multipart products like golf balls, stressed that the zinc in a golf ball is present as an ion strongly bound to the compound and would not be displaced by water.

"They closed and locked the gates inside the compound and would not let us out," said Birender Satya, a man who had traveled from central India to hear Sant Rampal's preaching.

The wage in creases offered by The Post — 15percentnt in the first year, 11percentnthehe second and 11 per cent more the third — would total 41.69 percentt when compounded and would have meant an increase of $37.50 per cent in the lowest classification and $99.72 in the top group over the three years.

Such users would expect to be able to use UniChem to create all cross-references between compounds in the two sources, irrespective of the origin of the compounds, and would not expect certain compounds from a source to have been 'removed' from UniChem because they were not considered to have 'primary' status in this particular source.

We predicted that the roots of island plants would contain lower concentrations and fewer individual alkaloid-class compounds and would be more palatable to gophers than the roots of mainland conspecifics.

The effects of adding media would be present in the signatures of both compounds and would not be identified as significantly associated with either toxicant.

If this is the case then the inhibition of CME by Pitstop 2 is unusual for this class of compounds and would suggest an entirely non-specific action.

However, we defined the compound 3 hDAAO structure as active-site lid open based upon two points of evidence: (1) The phenyl group of compound 3 overlaid with the phenyl group of compound 2 and would have sterically clashed with a closed active-site lid.

This would cause the statistical power to be extremely low for individual compound analysis and would result in an inaccurate estimation of parameters and a high false positive rate.