Sentence examples for compounds that resemble from inspiring English sources
American oak has a lot of aromatic compounds that resemble waxy crayons.
As far as any downside, most of the health concerns about soy stem from its concentration of phytoestrogens, a group of natural compounds that resemble estrogen chemically.
Therefore, VS performance may be more strictly tested by using subsets of compounds that resemble the physicochemical properties of the known Src inhibitors so that enrichment is not simply a separation of trivial physicochemical features [21].
We also evaluated virtual-hit rates and false-hit rates of SVM in screening compounds that resemble the structural and physicochemical properties of the known Src inhibitors by using 9,305 MDDR compounds similar to an Src inhibitor in the training dataset.
Calyxinin 12 is a member of a fascinating series of compounds that resemble "two-headed" sphingoid bases, that is, two sphingoid bases connected tail-to-tail (note that the lower portion of calyxinin resembles sphinganine the upper portion a 1-deoxysphinganine at the other end with threo- stereochemistry).
However, it has earlier been reported [32, 33] that compounds that resemble substrates of FLuc can potentially function as competitive inhibitors of the enzyme thereby resulting in counterintuitive phenomenon of signal activation.
In between the two is the region's showpiece, Raphael, a sprawling compound that resembles a Tuscan monastery.
The toxic component of nutmeg is thought to be myristicin, a volatile oil, which can be metabolised in the body to a compound that resembles amphetamines.
Thiourea, also called thiocarbamide, an organic compound that resembles urea but contains sulfur instead of oxygen; i.e., the molecular formula is CS NH2 2, while that of urea is CO NH2 2.
We established that the yellow fluorescent compounds accumulate inside the vacuole in YFBs that resemble AVIs.
The yellow auto-fluorescent compounds accumulate in a vacuolar compartment, in structures that resemble the AVIs present in many cells accumulating anthocyanins.
