Sentence examples for compound is left from inspiring English sources

Currently, the decision on which model should be used for a new chemical compound is left to users.

In this method, one compound is left in the generation of a new pharmacophore model and its affinity is predicted using that new model.

We reasoned that, if no membrane transporter exists for AEA, one should see no difference in the sensitivity of its uptake to previously reported inhibitors of this process, whether the compound is left free to interact with proteins, or "disguised" into nanoparticles.

Stokes reiterated that the main hospital building was "repeatedly and very precisely hit during each aerial raid, while the rest of the compound was left mostly untouched".

The model building and estimation cycle were repeated until each compound was left out once [38].

This has present day implications-if a compound was dropped early (e.g. not enough activity, too much toxicity), a large amount of the compound was left in our inventory.

"We reiterate that the main hospital building, where medical personnel were caring for patients, was repeatedly and very precisely hit during each aerial raid, while the rest of the compound was left mostly untouched".

Even when all the fibre, protein or fine chemicals have been extracted, a solution, containing a wide array of dilute minerals and organic compounds, is left which is either recycled within the system or disposed of by an environmentally sustainable method such as passing through reed beds.

The choice for the final binary classification of suspicious compounds is left to the end-user, depending on his/her priority to either obtain accurate results, by considering them as non-mutagens, or to obtain a more prudent classification minimising FNs, by considering them as mutagens.

After applying our selection criteria for unwanted groups, limited complexity, and lead-likeness, only a fraction of the commercially available compounds is left (Table 3).

Compounds are left over that settle on walls, furniture and clothes, or become part of house dust.