Sentence examples for compounds in common with from inspiring English sources

A majority of the compounds screened by the assay of AID: 773 were also tested by the other two assays with 267 and 270 compounds in common with the assays of AID: 1006 and AID: 1379, respectively.

The NLS and WLS methods each contained the same 26 compounds in common with the three-stage approach, but the robust linear regression approach had only 21 of the 26 actives in common.

Calls based on Student's t-test and the weighted t-test shared 11 and 7 compounds, respectively, in common with the three-stage approach.

Even if the prison compound has more in common with a modern, rural university campus, with young and enthusiastic staff (who push themselves around the compound on fashionable, silver two-wheel scooters), the key point about it is that hidden behind the silver birch trees is a thick, tall concrete wall, impossible to scale.

A second PCA (Figure 2B) of selected compounds with aromatic descriptors and low odour threshold compounds, showed some characteristics in common with Figure 2A.

The I-VII compounds (e.g., LiCl) are clustered together and closer to II-VII (for example, MgCl), which contain one element from the same group, than they are to II-VI compounds, which have no groups in common with I-VII compounds.

In common with compound 1, the di-peptides were essentially inactive with respect to inhibition of the β1i or β2i sites of the immunoproteasome.

The two collections have 1,043,399 compounds in common.

What fraction of compounds in common databases are racemic mixtures, and how common are diastereomers and meso-compounds?

Dust from the trade center is new in the world, a combination of pulverized concrete, steel and other compounds that might have some things in common with a cloud like the one from the volcanic eruption of Mount St. Helens, which has been extensively studied.

"We found out apples had more in common with aromatic compounds from olive oil than butter, for instance," Pinel said.