Sentence examples for compounds in some from inspiring English sources

The palaces are not simply grandiose houses situated around Iraq but sprawling compounds, in some cases as large as Washington.

Researching the French Paradox (the way a nation that eats lots of cheese and charcuterie suffers relatively little heart disease) he identified compounds in some red wines called procyanidins, which seem to keep human blood vessels springy and squeaky clean.

Their opponents have argued that patent terms are, anyway, over generous for an industry with high profit-margins especially as drug firms have received tax breaks for much of their research and that improfit-margins especially of their drugs were discovered by publicly funded scientists.

First, each fat is unique: while many fats share similar fatty acids, the concentrations change drastically from food to food, making the innate flavor compounds in some fats especially tantalizing.

For example, the unspecified compounds in some assays in Table 5 do have AhR agonist activities (given in fold induction of AhR expression compared to the untreated controls), but the assay contributor did not explicitly specify whether they are active or inactive.

Additionally, Cassini found traces of organic compounds in some dust grains.

However, waste arising from different sources consists of a mixture of compounds, in which some are oxidisable and some are not.

The misery was compounded in some places by the darkness.

Different perceptions of Islam and integration were compounded in some countries by a wildly different continental view of Pakistan.

All semblance of order vanished as a cheering mob surged through the compound, in some cases joining prison guards in smashing cell-block walls to free weeping inmates.

The problem is compounded in some types of MS by technical effects such as incomplete chromatographic separation, binding to multiple surfaces, or multiple ionizations.