This approach was first developed for the synthesis of peptide libraries and continues to be used most frequently for the creation of libraries of oligomers that can be sequenced by Edman degradation or mass spectrometry, since one cannot keep track of what compound is on what bead during the split and pool process.
As an important backdrop, the intelligence reports started arriving in the second half of 2010, mostly tied to courtiers who delivered packages to the compound, based on what has been reported.
By learning from a subset of the compound library, inferences on what compounds to screen next can be made by predictive models, resulting in more efficient screening.
Still, this embarrassment can be compounded depending on what the Rose, Sugar and Orange Bowls decide to do.
After 1950, new analytical techniques made it possible to detect trace ingredients, and companies accumulated chemical libraries that today contain thousands of compounds.Depending on what a customer wants, flavours can be used off the shelf, modified or created anew, following a principle called GRAS (generally recognised as safe).
They're charging you compound daily interest on what you owe.
Further, as shown by the paradoxical reaction to bisphenol A, responses to an estrogenic compound can depend on what else is in the system.
Mary Zorn, a member of the United States women's compound team, added, "You're focused on what you're trying to hit, not what you're trying to avoid".
Muammar el-Qaddafi's sprawling compound on Tuesday, overwhelming what remained of its defenses and running pell-mell through the grounds, as the crackle of gunfire and rumble of explosions spread across a confused and wary Libyan capital in spasms of renewed fighting".
Much of the focus on Osama bin Laden's $1 million compound up to now has been on what happened inside the 18-foot walls during the U.S.-led raid that killed the al Qaida leader.
