Sentence examples for compound that may from inspiring English sources

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Another tomato produced the same amount of genistein - a soybean compound that may help prevent breast cancer - as 2.5 kilograms (five pounds) of tofu.

For higher concentrations, there is precipitation of a new compound that may be calcium dibenzoate.

It may be possible that mango oil may have some specific compound that may denature/deactivate the enzyme.

Lutein has been identified by various studies as a dietary compound that may help delay the onset of macular degeneration.

Now researchers have come up with a compound that may help by causing erections via a more direct mechanism.

The synthesis of nanoparticles by chemical methods may lead to the production of some toxic chemical compound that may have adverse effects on their applications [14].

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But red wine contains many other resveratrol-like compounds that may also be beneficial.

Artificial flavourings are mixtures of synthetic compounds that may be chemically identical to natural flavourings.

A variety of approaches is employed to identify chemical compounds that may be developed and marketed.

Scientists discovered that the comet contains organic compounds that may have seeded life on Earth as well as water and molecular oxygen.

Researchers have found that like red wine, fruit and vegetables, dark chocolate contains antioxidants, potentially beneficial compounds that may lower the risk of heart disease and certain cancers.

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