Sentence examples for compounding means from inspiring English sources

Compounding means that the longer an adjustment is put off, the larger it must eventually be.

This compounding means that in 2021 the rent will increase to £16,000, and by the end of the lease it will be over £8m".

Even when this rate is fairly low growth of 1% a year, say the magic of compounding means that after 100 years, output will have almost trebled (see chart, column 2).

In high-resolution ultrasound, the use of spatial compounding means that the signal can be received from tissue deep to calcific foci (Fig. 7) and this artefact is often diminished or lost in the thyroid.

The laws of compounding mean that no company can grow at 15% forever; even managing it for a decade is very unusual.

The resemblance between the two groups of compounds means that inhibitors of protein kinases also inhibit bacterial resistance enzymes.

This, along with a system that allows doctors to prescribe medicines by brand rather than by generic compound, means that the market is dominated by expensive brands.

This is important, because the greater percentage of total extract and similar percentage of extracted active compounds means that larger amounts of waxes have been extracted.

A single-label compound means that a compound is active against only one target, while a multi-label compound refers to a compound that is active against more than one target.

Trace amounts of these compounds have been reported in smokeless tobacco products [27], but the volatility of these compounds means that were they to contribute to the quantities measured in this work then they would be observed at all temperatures.

This richness and variety of available compounds means that different tracer molecules can be used simultaneously on the same animal.