Sentence examples for extended compounds from inspiring English sources

For example, 44 was found to be >10-fold more potent in the parasite growth assay than the other five extended compounds.

In this work we extend compound class modeling by following not only the concentration of each class but also the average carbon number and variance of the carbon number distribution for each compound class.

Future challenges will focus on the integration of this COD platform with analytical interfaces, to extend compound delivery to multistep processes, and to address biological experiments that cannot be performed in bulk.

One satisfactory model, from Dagaut et al. (2008), was selected and extended to compounds other than NH3 using H2/O2/CO, N2O, NO2, and NNH sub-mechanisms from the literature.

Dashed lines correspond to |e| = 2. (A) Results for the HQSAR model constructed from the biased training set R. (B) Results from boosted training set B. The degree to which any QSAR can be extended to compounds outside of the training set used to construct it is necessarily limited to some degree by the structural diversity of that training set.

Caution should also be extended to compounds with functional groups that have the potential to be converted into reactive species by metabolism (e.g. nitro compounds).

The 33 compounds that increased C. elegans resistance to oxidative stress belong to nine of the 15 pharmacological classes that contained lifespan-extending compounds.

To test whether these three antibiotics are the only lifespan-extending compounds with antibiotic activity, we measured the effect of each compound on the growth of the bacterial strain used in the screen (OP50) at a concentration 1.5-fold higher than the optimal concentration used in the lifespan assay.

In general, if M and N are CL-terms, and I is the interpretation of atomic terms into Pω, then I is extended to compound terms by I MN) =  fun(I(M))(I(N)).

This method has also been extended to compound Poisson approximations for the distributions of runs and patterns and Barbour and Chryssaphinou (2001) provides an excellent theoretical review of these approximations.

We show the derivation in more detail in Additional file 2. Further, we extended the compound covariate to multiple gene sets.