Sentence examples for compound from one from inspiring English sources

Selection invention essentially means that an individual compound from one group can be patented again if more is learned about its unique characteristics.

However, the inclusion of even the singletons (one compound from one publication) is useful not only because they have been authenticated by expert extraction but also both the target and the compound may have a wider set of relationships using different species and/or assay type restrictions.

For fingerprints in which the Tanimoto coefficient levels off before covering 100%% of the target there is no way to differentiate the compounds from one another hence these fingerprints are displayed as straight lines from the point where the coefficients levels off.

By adding one of the IL components to the reaction mixture one of the microphases can be dispersed, and the product will have to choose another phase, and thus, a transfer of compounds from one phase to the other takes place.

After these changes the model contains 13 state variables, x1,..., x13, each representing the concentration of a carbon compound, except from one, x5, which represents a module of two interconvertable carbon compounds.

Influence of additional carbon source on degradation of OP compounds varies from one organism to another.

An alternative way of extending vocabulary to cope with new products is to create a descriptive compound from within one's own language.

Cuvirene is a thatched hut settlement of about 80 people, actually more a grouping of extended family compounds, separated from one another by quarter- or half-mile jungle trails.

Although ubiquitous monoterpenes and sesquiterpeens were the main components of these oils, the identities of these compounds differed from one another.

Our data showed that the response of the bacteria to the tested compounds varied from one microorganism to another.

A final caveat is that it may not always be possible to sense the availability of two compounds independently from one another.