Sentence examples for compounds capacity from inspiring English sources

Another gap in regulatory protocols involves male-mediated teratogenesis the study of compounds' capacity to impede reproductive health of offspring through paternal genomic and other male-mediated routes (Davis et al. 1992).

The pro-angiogenic factor VEGF (2 ng ml−1) was used to further stimulate vessel formation in this assay, and the compounds' capacity to inhibit the VEGF-stimulated angiogenesis was assessed.

Royal DSM NV will expand its engineering plastics compounding capacity at the site in Jiangyin, China.

In comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography (GC × GC), thermal modulation is an important process to enhance the detectability of a volatile organic compound analyte and compound separation capacity.

Elimination of chemical disinfection, removal of soluble organic compounds, softening capacity and elimination of biological pollutants are advantages manifested by nanofiltration schemes.

Overall, some compounds demonstrated capacity to exert a multiple action by hitting three- (7d) or four- (8d, 8f) pathophysiological targets of AD.

Both LixVO2−xFx and V[FeV]O4 have open crystal structures with the ability to reversibly store lithium in interstitial lattice sites, and the effect of these compounds on capacity and cyclic stability of the LiF/Fe V2O5) nanocomposites is discussed.

The objective of this research was to evaluate the effect of stevia and citric acid on the stability of phenolic compounds, antioxidant capacity and carbohydrate-hydrolysing enzyme inhibitory activity of roselle beverages during storage.

The use of transition-metal oxides as conversion-type electrodes holds the promise of higher energy density and wealth of compounds, but capacity fading needs to be overcome before practical use in LIB; bulk electrodes fail within a few charge/discharge cycles due to the large volumetric change that occurs during lithiation and delithiation.

The results indicate that constructed microbial consortia have high potential for soil bioremediation by bioaugmentation and biostimulation and may be effective for the treatment of sites polluted with PAHs due to their elevated tolerance to aromatic compounds, their capacity to utilize them as energy source.

These changes result in a decreased ability of the cell to efflux xenobiotic compounds (efflux capacity).