Sentence examples for compound especially in from inspiring English sources
It is normally a stable compound especially in oxygen-rich environments.
The increased logP of [68Ga]NOTA-pentixafor seems to be the main reason for the enhanced background accumulation of the new compound, especially in the gallbladder and intestines.
The well-known pharmacological properties together with the well-studied mechanism of action make silymarin a preferable control compound especially in experimental studies with biologically active substances which mechanisms are still to be clarified.
In part, that is because the extent and consequences of human exposure to these compounds, especially in combination, are "unknown," the Food and Drug Administration said in a review issued in 2005.
It is suggested that the CLC contained different compounds, especially in lysozyme, thereby affecting protein interaction differently.
Furthermore, there had been several successful attempts of using LDHs in order to intercalate antibacterial compounds especially in approaches of pharmaceutical, cosmetic and agricultural industries.
UV-visible spectroscopy is the technique of choice for the accurate and cost-effective determination of pharmaceutical compounds especially in third world countries.
The extensive application of silver compounds especially in nanomedicine, has increased the need to develop environmental friendly and cost effective route to synthesizing silver nanoparticles (AgNPs).
In this regard, plant extracts have promising future due to their high contents of bioactive compounds, especially in phenolic and polyphenolic compounds that exhibit antimicrobial and antioxidant activities.
Interestingly, this structure pattern may act as useful model for the design and assembly of functional molecule-based compounds, especially in the field of molecular sieve materials.
But NIDA also hopes to stimulate progress in filling the pipeline with lead compounds, especially in a therapeutic area like drug abuse that is not well served by industry.
