Sentence examples for compound to create from inspiring English sources

And on Tuesday, Oregon Public Broadcasting uncovered a video from an occupier named David Fry from Ohio, who filmed himself using government computers at the compound to create an "Oregon standoff" website.

Researchers have used the compound to create a high-performance "flow" battery, a leading contender for storing renewable power in the electric utility grid.

The acetic acid then donates a proton to another compound to create a highly fluorescent tracer and the entire solution lights up.

Further, these genetic factors can compound to create severe or variable presentations [ 38, 39].

This suggests that hormonal influences in both sexes compound to create differences in susceptibility to striatal lesions.

Lautenberg's bill seeks to allow the E.P.A. to act quickly on chemicals that it considers dangerous; to give new power to the E.P.A. to establish safety criteria in chemical compounds; to create a database identifying chemicals in industrial products; and to set specific deadlines for approving or banning compounds.

The problem is in the numbers he started with – a small error here and a small error there are all compounded to create a very erroneous total.

For this, first a dispersion of a PTFE homopolymer, PVA and water are compounded to create a blend of PTFE particles in a PVA solution.

These biopolymers interact in turn with polysaccharides, waxes and aromatic compounds to create complex assemblies that are not yet well defined at the molecular level.

The authors screened eight cardiogenic compounds to create a serum-free cell culture media containing fibroblast growth factor (FGF) 2, FGF10, and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) that greatly enhances the in vitro generation of functionally mature iCMs that contract spontaneously and exhibit calcium oscillations (Yamakawa et al., 2015).

The spacer unit was found to have a significant effect on biological activity, reinforcing the importance of the design of conjugate compounds to create new biologically active molecules in which the spacer could be useful to improve the solubility and to modulate the efficacy of well known anticancer drugs.