Sentence examples for compound left from inspiring English sources
For example, 97% of eggs from females carrying both attached- X and attached- 4 chromosomes will receive only a single compound (Grell 1963), whereas 99% of eggs from females with compound left and right arms of chromosome 2 (C(2L)/Ø; contain) contain a single compound (Grell 1970).
"There's no compound left, so the red blood cells are safe for transfusion".
Cotinine is a compound left behind after the body breaks down cigarette smoke and is used as an indicator of exposure to a host of other cigarette ingredients that can cause cancer and other diseases.
[Page A16.] In Nasiriya, the force of the bombing of the Italian compound left a crater 50 yards from the main building that was more than 50 feet across and 10 feet deep.
Samuel Wells Williams, the great Sinologist, wrote in 1848 that the best soy he tasted in China was "made by boiling beans soft, adding an equal quantity of wheat or barley, and leaving the mass to ferment; a portion of salt and three times as much water are afterwards put in, and the whole compound left for two or three months".
The specific rotation of the compound (left( {left[ alpha right]^{ 2 5}_{text{D}} } right)) was +210° (c 0.03, CH2Cl2).
Among the above combination, we focus on three compounds: left(mathrm{a}right) {mathrm{Tl}}_2{mathrm{Mo}}_2{mathrm{O}}_7,kern0.75em left(mathrm{b}right) {mathrm{Sn}}_2{mathrm{Nb}}_2{mathrm{O}}_7,kern0.75em left(mathrm{c}right) {mathrm{Bi}}_2{mathrm{Ti}}_2{mathrm{O}}_7.
The lower panel of Figure 1 shows the optimized MS/MS compound parameters (left) and ion source parameters (right).
The compound shown left contains several thousands at/uc, the one in the middle, few hundreds and the one right, only few tens.
(a 13C NMR spectrum in CDCl3 solution and (b) prediction of cis keto-enol form of compound 2d (left) and 2e (right).
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.
