Sentence examples for compounds and increase from inspiring English sources

The LDA-based QSAR models presented here can be considered as a computer-assisted system that could potentially significantly reduce the number of synthesized and tested compounds and increase the chance of finding new chemical entities with antitrichomonal activity.

In our current work, we use a separate neural network in conjunction with a trained neural network in an attempt to gain insight as to how to modify existing compounds and increase their bioactivity.

Since our strategy is to block Pol-β activity by small molecular compounds and increase the efficacy of TMZ, it will also benefit patients who carry wild-type or mutant APC gene; the mutant APC gene is the precursors of adenomas and carcinomas in familial adenomatous polyosis (FAP) colon cancer.

Compared with stoichiometric compounds, enhanced hydrogenation capacity and hydrogen absorption rate were obtained in hypo-stoichiometric compounds, and increased dehydrogenation equilibrium pressure was achieved for hyper-stoichiometric compounds.

For both systems studied, it was noted that increased water content in the solvent decreases the extraction of the essential compounds and increases the selectivity of the solvent.

Overall, pyrogallol reduced the decline in concentrations of anthocyanins and phenolic compounds, and increased reducing power and DPPH scavenging activity.

Joints operating at high temperature and high current displayed growth of intermetallic compounds and increased electrical resistance in the joint.

All these cases, in my opinion, must be mediated at as early a stage in the proceeding as is likely to be fruitful....".. [R]esearch has indicated that: "The adversarial nature of proceedings does little to resolve conflict in families' lives but rather compounds and increases that conflict in many cases.

In the rat infection model focal lung uptake was detected by μPET with both compounds and increased with severity of the infection, correlating with abnormal CT images.

Epidemiologic evidence indicates an association between inhalation exposures to nickel refinery dust containing soluble nickel compounds and increased risk of respiratory cancers.

The mobility of Cofilin1 on 12% Bis-Tris polyacrylamide gels was slowed by each cucurbitacin, consistent with stable modification of Cofilin1 by cucurbitacin compounds and increased mass.