Sentence examples for compound consistent with from inspiring English sources

Both analogues accumulated to significantly higher intracellular levels in E. coli than the parent salicyl-AMS compound, consistent with correlations between accumulation and size, hydrophobicity, and aromatic ring content identified using variants in the acyl region above.

HEPES (the most abundant solute in iRBCs) was one such compound, consistent with this exogenous buffering agent (used widely for the in vitro culture of malaria parasites) being taken up by the parasite, as shown previously in a study of D10 parasites isolated from their host RBCs [ 5].

The Hamilton County coroner, Dr Lakshmi Sammarco, said in a statement that lab analysis found compounds consistent with those commonly found in air fresheners or perfumes.

For the highest oxygen content (and lower N/Ti ratio) the presence of the Ti O Ti stretching mode shows the formation of highly resistive Ti O compounds consistent with the semiconductor character of this film.

Where present, the levels of compounds consistent with hydrazine were estimated to be at least an order of magnitude lower than the only previous study to have quantified hydrazine in tobacco.

We conclude that modulation of heme synthesis has little effects upon cytotoxicity from these two compounds, consistent with their much lower reactivity towards heme than either artemisinin or coralyne.

The enzyme delivered from plant material was generally less susceptible to inhibition by the studied compounds consistent with data published on other urease inhibitors.

While sweet and umami tastes each have a single receptor, humans harbor 25 receptors (mice have 35) for sensing bitter compounds, consistent with the notion that the ability to taste diverse bitter compounds prevents the consumption of potentially toxic substances.

Overexpression of wild-type NAMPT also caused a partial resistance to these compounds, consistent with previous reports and the observation that cell lines with high NAMPT expression are less sensitive to STF-31 and other NAMPT inhibitors.

The higher percentage of genes uniquely suppressed in DMAIII-exposed cells shows that exposure to DMAIII may confer a more diverse gene pattern than exposure to the other two arsenic compounds, consistent with the hierarchical cluster analysis results.

Interestingly, in those experiments the nitrate released into the cytoplasm was rapidly assimilated into other compounds consistent with the metabolite profiles of the rice plants in the present study.