Sentence examples for compounds under which from inspiring English sources
The objective of the study was to achieve compromise extraction conditions, suitable for all semi-volatile and volatile compounds, under which the amount extracted is maximized for all analytes.
The compounds under which the differences between the area of the kinetic curves of the wild-type and mutant strains were over 15000 Biolog units in at least one of the concentrations for each chemical assayed were selected and IC50 values are shown in Table S8.
However, flavonoids, the broad class of plant compounds under which flavan-3-ol is found, contains many phytoestrogens (genistein, biochanin A, daidzein).
The mechanisms behind formation of these dissolved organic compounds and conditions under which it occurs still have to be understood.
The leaflet also states that "collections of soil vapor revealed that Volatile Organic Compounds [an umbrella term under which TCE falls] do not pose a risk for future residents".
This study defines the package condition and microenvironmental pH under which compound A can be formulated into a stable product.
Not all prebiotic pathways are equally efficient, but the wide range of conditions under which organic compounds can be synthesized demonstrates that prebiotic syntheses of the building blocks of life are robust, i.e., they can occur in a wide variety of environmental settings.
Whole plant extracts and colloidal silver (commercial or freshly prepared) were used at retail concentrations and preparations to better simulate the conditions under which these compounds would be utilized to treat infection in vivo.
This, and the mechanism(s) by which resveratrol inhibits the expression of its own target Sirt1, warrants further investigations to determine the conditions under which this compound should be administered without negatively influencing its own beneficial effects.
Here, we extended our understanding of the conditions under which the mutant root produces this compound.
Here, we evaluate the conditions under which bps1 roots produce the mobile compound, and the characteristics of shoots undergoing arrest from this substance.
