Sentence examples for compound designed to from inspiring English sources
Unlike regular car tires, Formula One tires are made of a rubber compound designed to last only a few laps at optimum speed and grip.
"It was a potentially groundbreaking approach to treatment – regular injections of a compound designed to scavenge the protein called amyloid that is deposited in the brains of people with Alzheimer's disease".
The study is one of the largest international multicenter controlled trials to randomly assign patients to either bypass surgery or percutaneous coronary intervention with a drug-eluting stent, which is coated with a compound designed to prevent blood clots from forming.
The kit includes a Lenspen SensorKlear II, a special cleaning pen with an angled tip covered in cleaning compound designed to remove dirt and dust while preventing scratches.
Org 25969 is a cyclodextrin compound designed to reverse a rocuronium-induced neuromuscular block.
CIP-13F is a cyclic-imide peptidomimetics compound designed to fit the active pockets S1 and S′1 of APN/CD13 that act in tumor proliferation.
Chemical compounds designed to mimic banned substances – and which are not detected in routine testing – are now the most commonly used drug in some jails, Mr Hardwick said.
In laboratory experiments at M.I.T. and the Children's Hospital in Boston, Dr. Rupnick has shown that an entire class of compounds designed to inhibit cancer may also, without any obvious side effects, cause extraordinary weight loss.
The blanket ban will end the 'substance by substance' approach, which has seen more than 500 new legal highs – many of them synthetic chemical compounds designed to mimic the effects of traditional illicit drugs such as cannabis and ecstasy – banned in Britain.
To make a diagnostic, researchers typically replace the gate with a material coated with proteins or other compounds designed to capture molecules of interest.
The effect is produced by synthetic compounds designed to mimic THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, which are sprayed onto plant material then often marketed as "Spice".
