Sentence examples for enriched state from inspiring English sources
An engineered Bacillus subtilis epoxide hydrolase worked enantioselectively on the racemic epoxide (7) to provide the above starting material in highly enantiomerically enriched state.
To further purify it to the highly enriched state needed to fuel a nuclear warhead, Iran would have to reconfigure its centrifuges and do a couple months of additional processing, nuclear experts said.
The transition from the native to the aggregated state was abolished, whereas the second transition to a α-helical enriched state was found to occur at higher TFE concentrations (Fig. 6).
Let Q1 represent the non-enriched state and Q2 represent the enriched state, π = (π1,π2) gives the initial probability of the two states.
Around 8% of our state population are immigrants, and they have significantly enriched our state.
New Jersey grew so prosperous during the past decade, when the pharmaceutical industry flourished and the Wall Street boom enriched the state's 45,000 residents who work in financial services, that several of the state's special revenue funds now have hundreds of millions of dollars in reserve.
Later migration to and through New Orleans from Europe, Latin America, and Cuba further enriched the state's ethnic diversity, which has always been greater than that of other states of the Deep South.
"It cost us millions of dollars, while it enriched the state.
Hispanics is what we're talking about, a different culture, a different language, which has enriched my state where Spanish was spoken before English was.
This valuable inscription gives a picture of how Augustus wished to be remembered presenting him as a traditional Roman aristocrat, who, working in accordance with popular consensus, saved the republic from violent attacks, enriched the state by his munificence, and never resorted to unconstitutional or illegal means.
The development greatly enriched the state economy for a time, but plummeting oil prices have recently burst that bubble, leaving many North Dakotans without a primary source of income.
