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Benzaldehyde is a nonpoisonous compound providing almond, or amaretto, flavour and aroma.

A spokesman for the American military in Baghdad, Lt. Col. Eric Bloom, confirmed in a statement that American soldiers had joined the defense of the compound, providing "suppressive fire" while Iraqi Army troops counterattacked.

We noticed that the concentration of malachite green (MG), the only compound providing selective pressure for mycobacterial isolation, is 1000-fold lower in Middlebrook medium than in LJ (0.25 vs. 250 mg/L) (Atlas and Snyder 2006).

Radiochromatograms were attained from running brain extracts and were compared to the peak to the parent compound providing evidence that the primary species within the brain of the rat was 18F-nifene.

This high value-added bio-product has recently received growing attention as a bioactive compound, providing an excellent chemical platform for the synthesis of novel potentially biocompatible and biodegradable drug delivery vehicles.

Introduction of the tricysteine motif, which does not exist in any wild-type PTP, serves to sensitize target PTPs to inhibition by a biarsenical compound, providing a generalizable strategy for the generation of allosterically sensitized (as) PTPs.

When the raid began, several vehicles were able to escape while militants inside the compound provided covering fire, the senior government official said.

The crew of the AC-130 gunship relied on a physical description of the compound provided by Afghan forces, which led the crew to attack the wrong target on 2 October.

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The increased stability of this compound provides advantages over other naturally occurring alkylamides, such as sanshool and spilanthol, which oxidize relatively quickly under aqueous and natural lighting conditions.