Sentence examples for compound linked to from inspiring English sources
To federal prosecutors, the collection of mobile homes on a field near this tiny southern Virginia town is a "compound" linked to a violent Muslim sect.
It contains chlorpyrifos, a synthetic compound linked to severe health problems in humans, including nerve damage, asthma and birth defects, Mr. Violette said.
— Nick Fox Time: The most comprehensive study of resveratrol, the red-wine compound linked to heart health and long life, confirms that it is great for lowering cholesterol levels and fending off free radicals that can block heart vessels.
A new study with older women shows that either snoozing right or maintaining a good social network is enough to reduce levels of an inflammatory compound linked to bad health.
The concept of "magic bullet" was first proposed by Paul Ehrlich at the beginning of the 20th century, when he conceived the possibility to have a selective compound, linked to a toxin, that would be able to discriminate and kill a disease-causing organism.
In addition to lead and a variety of solvents, training facilities release munitions constituents including perchlorate (a thyroid toxicant), RDX (an explosive compound and neurotoxicant), and TNT (an explosive compound linked to anemia and altered liver function).
The SANC ID of each compound links to a summary page, divided as follows.
Organic food has more of the antioxidant compounds linked to better health than regular food, and lower levels of toxic metals and pesticides, according to the most comprehensive scientific analysis to date.
The Marine Corps is trying to notify the parents of about 10,000 children born at Camp Lejeune, N.C., from 1968 to 1985 that they may have consumed water contaminated with compounds linked to birth defects and childhood cancers like leukemia.
However, the focus of the paper was on just 12 compounds linked to SAR data.
The allergic asthma paediatric population was characterized mainly by the compounds linked to oxidative stress, such as alkanes and aldehydes.
