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The derivative, made by adding a lipid, or fat, to cidofovir, is 100 times as powerful as the original drug and can be given in pill form, said Dr. Karl Y . Hostetler a professor of medicine at the University of California at San Diego, who developed it.

Most domestic brandy is made with grapes and is typically a value-grade wine derivative made for delivering a cheap buzz (some apple brandy is an exception).

Hartz Mountain sells flea and tick treatments with phenothrin, a synthetic derivative made from a natural extract of chrysanthemum flowers; its tropical fish foods with blue-green algae claim to be "scientifically proven to aid stress reduction in fish and help boost the immune system".

It is also shown that the use of the Frechet derivative makes it easier for the GDQR to handle non-linearity.

The science scholar Vaclav Smil has pointed out that for all the sleek efficiency of Apple products, their technology has been derivative, making them at best "second-order innovations".

Using formula (12) for the iterated ABC derivative makes the Taylor series (6) and (10) easier to compute for specific individual functions f.

Halogenated derivatives made from fluorescein also include eosin and erythrosin.

A UBS trader who was handling interest rate derivatives made 39 requests in July 2009 to an unidentified brokerage firm.

Bio-based imidazolium derivatives made from natural amino acids and dioxo-derivatives are employed as precursors, exhibiting an analogous behavior during carbonization to classical ionic liquids.

Derivatives made many Bankers Trust executives and traders very wealthy and then, after a series of scandals and bad trades in the mid-nineties, contributed to the firm's demise.

The unique structural features of benzimidazole and a wide range of biological activities of its derivatives made it privileged structure in drug discovery.