Sentence examples for early compound from inspiring English sources

Unlike the compound eyes of modern crustaceans, in these early compound eyes each corneal lens is thought to have served a miniature retina.

In species as different as fruit flies and tadpole shrimps, the stepwise cellular patterning steps of the early compound eye exhibit detailed similarities implying 500 million years of developmental conservation.

This chapter focuses on the recent changes in synthetic chemistry practices, shows how these changes are modulated by the target impact on compound properties, and provides guidance on how the pattern of early compound properties can be improved.

Making the problem more complicated, optics and internal structures of fossil compound eyes are usually difficult if not impossible to work out (with trilobites, as in Fig. 2, being the exception), so reconstructing the operating principles of early compound eyes is rarely practical.

The early compound PSP evoked by a whisker deflection also has, however, a short latency (∼10 ms) (Manns et al. 2004).

Since our aim is to predict the clinical risk category associated with an early compound, we would not know whether the compound is being developed as an anti-arrhythmic or not.

Early compounds in the series suffered from poor physicochemical properties and oral bioavailability, and the first two clinical candidates failed in initial human studies.

Early compounds were found to produce liver toxicity, however, and development was discontinued.

BRD4 occupancy in hESCs was analyzed 6 hr after treatment to identify early compound-responsive elements.

However, despite the promising potency of these early compounds, they typically showed high log  D values and low stability in microsomes.

Early compounds were based on nitrogen mustards, a powerful class of agents that alkylate bases of DNA (Shore, 1947), leading to cell death.