Sentence examples for compound that makes from inspiring English sources

One is theobromine, the compound that makes chocolate dangerous to dogs and cats because they metabolize it so slowly.

But I have the snippet of DNA that gives me the ability to taste a compound that makes many vegetables taste bitter.

But olives also must be treated to reduce their level of oleuropein, an acidic compound that makes them horribly inedible in their natural state.

Real buttermilk contains natural diacetyl, the same compound that makes melted butter so aromatic and infuses some Chardonnays with buttery flavors.

A euphoria-producing synthetic stimulant, Ecstasy, which is also known as MDMA for the chemical compound that makes up its active ingredient -- methylenedioxymethamphetamine -- has become increasingly popular in recent years, officials said.

Add to this onions caramelized with star anise, with its lode of anethole (the compound that makes licorice taste like licorice), and the only flavor to emerge is sweet.

When a visiting cancer researcher happened to observe that the compound that made the carrot purple, anthocyanin, appeared to be a powerful anticancer agent, Pike's emphasis shifted.

This rule summarizes important molecular pharmacokinetic properties of a compound that make it potentially applicable as an oral drug.

The major role played by household dust helps explain another aspect of these compounds that makes them unlike other POPs: their uneven distribution in human populations.

The main challenges in plant foliar VOC research are accurate sampling, the inherent reactivity of some VOC compounds that makes them hard to detect directly, and their low concentrations.

They contain a plethora of flavour compounds that make them fragrant and floral to the point of intoxicating.