Sentence examples for compound whose from inspiring English sources

A yellow compound whose effects were greatest when its color was brightest, gossypol pills suppressed fertility by damaging the testes.

Zimbabwe's national defence college is under construction within a sprawling, heavily-guarded compound whose brooding presence sends a clear message to any would-be revolutionary.

Then there's taurine, a cult chemical compound whose name, from the Latin for "bull," has apparently given rise to the misconception that it is derived from bull testicles.

According to Saudi officials, the main attack was at the Hamra compound, whose residents comprise roughly equal numbers of Westerners and Arabs.

Earlier, the egg had been injected with bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU), a compound whose structure resembles that of thymidine, one of the four main components of DNA, and which is incorporated into newly-synthesized DNA.

Acid dye, any bright-coloured synthetic organic compound whose molecule contains two groups of atoms one acidic, such as a carboxylic group, and one colour-producing, such as an azo or nitro group.

Luciferin, in biochemistry, any of several organic compounds whose oxidation in the presence of the enzyme luciferase produces light.

But, they say, long-established herbal compounds, whose worth has been proven over generations, are wholly different from Aids "cures" conjured up in less than a decade.

Organic compounds are defined as chemical compounds whose structure contains one or more carbon atoms.

That dataset contains only 126 compounds, whose Vss varies from 0.05 to 33 L/Kg.

For this reason, the LNISO predictions are most valid for compounds whose degradation follows such kinetics.