Sentence examples for compounds of any from inspiring English sources
If the sack had held explosives, and if the walled compounds of any of the villages we passed had concealed insurgents, the result could have been an ambush and possible American casualties.
Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology developed a rapid, accurate, and cost-effective modified in vitro ELISA method for detecting the pyrogenicity of compounds of any nature, which is based on human whole blood [ 13].
The hindered rotation of the CF3 groups in 1,9-C60F CF3) and in C s- and C1-C60F17 CF3), all of which had at least one cage C atom bearing an F atom adjacent to the Ccage CF3 group, resulted in slow-exchange F NMR spectra at low temperatures (at the time there were only ca. 30 other compounds of any type for which slow-exchange CF3F NMR spectra had been reported).
The only other thorium compound of any industrial significance is ThO2, known as thoria.
"And the less they have invested after a bear market, the less potential they have to benefit from the compounding of any earnings in subsequent years".
A pharmacy could advertise its general availability for compounding, but could not "advertise or promote the compounding of any particular drug, class of drug, or type of drug".
Very many compounds of plutonium have been prepared, often starting from the dioxide (PuO2), the first compound of any synthetic element to be separated in pure form and in weighable amounts (1942).
Although the xanthate compound of any of these metals, having lower dissociation constants compared to that of nickel, will stabilize the surface xanthate product and enhance recovery, copper has been used mostly for many sulphide mineral beneficiation [6, 7, 8].
Or it could be a walled compound of any size.
Then, they screen tens of thousands of compounds for any that might inhibit the enzyme.
Therefore, a chromatograph is commonly placed in front of the MS instrument to separate the compounds of interest from any interference still present after extraction.
