Sentence examples for compound as previously from inspiring English sources
Delayed hypotension occurred in the control + NAC group, highlighting the vasodilatory effects of this compound as previously described [12, 32].
Direct inhibtion of luciferase was analysed for each compound as previously described [ 29].
Selectivity Index value (SI) was determined as the ratio of CC50 to IC50 for that compound as previously described [ 14].
The bone resorption assay is a functional in vitro assay that measures Type-I collagen degradation after a three-day incubation of rabbit osteoclasts cultured on bovine bone with varying concentrations of test compound, as previously described [ 23].
The p53-mutated K562 cell line responded poorly to the compound as previously reported [ 1] with an IC50 of >2 μmol/L whereas the Raji cell line was moderately sensitive with an IC50 of ∼1 2 μmol/L (Fig. 1B).
It is easy to verify this as O-prenylation, since 68 Da (isoprene) is readily lost in these compounds, as previously described.
PE was hence dominated by the contribution from the residential environment for all compounds, as previously reported by other authors (Adgate et al. 2004; Kim et al. 2002).
Phytochemical analysis of A. chica revealed the presence of flavonoids, tannins, anthocyanidins, chalcones and phenolic compounds, as previously described for this species [ 26, 27].
The response in rats is probably not attributable to the DE soot-associated organic compounds, as previously assumed, and the usefulness of the rat data for predicting risk in humans is uncertain.
With respect to the list of compounds, as previously mentioned and excerpted from [ 7] and [ 10], it must be determined whether there is a harm or risk in the use of these substances.
The different strains tested did not group together, but rather exhibited a continuum in their ability to produce aroma compounds, as previously observed for 2-methylbutanoic acid (Dherbécourt et al. 2008) and also for free fatty acids coming from lipolysis (Abeijon Mukdsi et al. 2014).
