Sentence examples for compounds so the from inspiring English sources

But the rover wasn't equipped with instruments capable of detecting complex organic compounds, so the mystery of these structures went unsolved.

Caffeic acid and Scopoletin were the 2 of the most potent compounds, so the 2 compounds were picked out as examples.

Although gas chromatography (GC) is the most widely used technique, it is impossible to separate CP mixtures into single compounds, so the use of GCxGC should be more appropriate (Korytar et al. 2005).

Many academic screening centers are focused on repurposing current FDA approved compounds, so the missing piece is developing phenotypic or target based screens for more rare diseases.

On the other hand, it has been well documented that nitrogen mustard reacts preferably with sulfhydryl compounds, so the BNMPH reactivity with both DTT and BSA was investigated by spectral method, as shown in Figures 8(a) and 8(b).

Since the HOMO and LUMO levels are mainly located over the π-system of the studied compound so the HOMO LUMO intramolecular charge transfer is mainly a π π* transition.

We also note that many of the predictions counted as FP nonetheless have biologically relevant connections between the predicted family and the compound, so the quoted MCC may underestimate the true number of biologically meaningful predictions.

First, there are no chiral centers in the compound so the synthesis, quality control and, above all, manufacturing will be less expensive, an important factor for a disease that mainly concerns the developing world.

There is a need to fully investigate the environmental behaviour (bioavailability, persistency, distribution, metabolism, etc). of the identified potent compounds, so that the assessment of the environmental risk is firmly based on relevant data.

With syntopic interaction, however, responses to mixtures follow sigmoidal dose response curves just as single compounds, so that the brain can use the same algorithms for concentration invariance for all odors, be they pure substances or mixtures.

At elevated temperatures the equilibrium of these processes will be shifted toward the formation of more gaseous compounds, so that the baked goods rise due to an increase in the gas content.