Sentence examples for compound thought from inspiring English sources

Garlic contains allicin, a compound thought to boost the immune system and relieve cold symptoms.

l-Carnitine is an endogenous compound thought to be helpful in treating patients with dialysis-related hypotension and muscle cramps; however, sufficient evidence for these indications is lacking.

The drug miltefosine is a prototypic lipid-like compound thought to modulate membrane environments and thereby indirectly prevent receptor-mediated signaling events.

The element fluorine, however, had proved difficult to detect because Earth's atmosphere blocks the wavelength absorbed by hydrogen fluoride, the fluorine compound thought to be most common in space.

Now a study in tomorrow's issue of Nature suggests that billions of years ago the vents may have helped set the stage for life itself by spewing out large amounts of ammonia, a compound thought to play a critical role in the formation of amino acids, the building blocks of proteins.

The compound thought to be responsible for the toxicity of raw L. torminosus is the pungent-tasting velleral present at a concentration of 0.16 mg/g mushroom.

In the last phase of Frege's life, from 1917 1925, Frege published three philosophical papers, in a series, with the titles 'The Thought', 'Negation', and 'Compound Thoughts' (Frege 1918a, 1918b, and 1923, respectively).

One would think that if there were any place to breed and compound thoughts of violent retribution, prison would be it.

The fear is compounded by thoughts of their two children.

Gold compounds have been long thought to possess strong antitumor activity, stemming from the fact that initial studies found some gold compounds were able to inhibit HeLa cell growth (Thang et al., 1976).

The difficulties of assessing Plato's ethical thought are compounded by the fact that it was subject to various modifications during his long life.