Sentence examples for compound reflected from inspiring English sources
Peter Lurie, deputy director of Public Citizens Health Research Groupp, said the delays in regulating the compound reflected what he called the administration's systematic underenforcement in occupational safety.
Somatostatin is a highly purified compound reflected by the fact that it has very little toxicity.
We then determined responses of elp6 mop2 RP40p::PIN1 to auxin transport inhibitor NPA (1-N-Naphthylphthalamic acid), as elp6 mop2 seedlings are overly sensitive to the compound, reflected in reduced root elongation and defects in root meristem patterning.
Today, the couple's compound reflects that description.
Additionally, the lipophilicity of a given compound reflects critical physicochemical trait for neuroimaging radiotracers due to its direct relationship to membrane permeability, solubility in water, and entropic contribution to binding.
To be more precise, the encoding of each compound reflects the number of labels y ik that have to be changed from 0 to 1 or vice versa, in order to match the desired activity profile.
Trends in concentrations of all four compounds reflected those of leaf TPC values (Fig. 2).
Varying the bipyridine substituent position also caused changes in the electrochemical properties of the compounds reflected by the variations in the HOMO LUMO energy gap.
Whereas isodensity in LUMO of all compounds reflected the similar trend, the methyl attached to thiophene ring and groups attached to the ortho position of benzene did not participate in electronic cloud.
Furthermore, these compounds reflected most of the chemical information of CDTHD.
However, in the present work the experimental data for iso-propyl substituted compounds reflects that the compounds are not as potential as with n-alkyl substitutions.
