Sentence examples for compounds making from inspiring English sources
Current does not flow evenly in all directions in high temperature conductors, as it does in simple metallic compounds, making them unsuitable for some applications.
The asteroid seemed from telescope studies to be rich in carbon and other elements found in organic compounds, making it a good candidate for testing the life-came-from-a-meteor theory.
(Alas, the discount compounds, making it a bit smaller. Fifteen years at 1% adds up to a 14% discount).
The speed of Bayesian learning scales linearly with the number of compounds, making it a fast and efficient technique.
In general, clinical trials use milligrams of fluorescent compounds, making them financially less achievable for most hospitals.
Alfalfa contains numerous (hundreds) bioactive compounds, making it difficult to analyze and to ascribe healing properties of any particular component.
Other compounds made by bacteria could be involved as well.
Most antibiotics came from compounds made by micro-organisms in the soil.
In this case, organic means chemical compounds made from carbon bonded to hydrogen.
Some of these compounds make $1 billion or more a year for the Western companies that hold the patents on them.
Nocera had successfully used compounds made of iridium and rhodium, but both metals are rare and expensive.
