Sentence examples for for specific compound from inspiring English sources
The blood/air and fat/air partition coefficient data sets have been applied to a validation of literature models, with particular remark on the performance for specific compound classes.
Although initial efforts should focus on defining simple gene and protein bio-markers for specific compound classes, end points, and model systems, the end goal is to establish a compendium of compound-specific knowledge that transcends technology platform.
Although LipidInspector and LipidXplorer use neutral loss and fragments for annotation, they are designed for specific compound classes (lipids in this case), instead of general small molecule metabolite MS/MS spectra annotations.
They said they didn't want to take that route at the moment; they wanted to legislate for specific compounds".
Bacteria capable of complete mineralization are constructed by transferring the complete degradation pathway for specific compounds to one bacterium.
Understanding the difference between thermal and chemical burns, as well as special considerations for specific compounds, will improve patient treatment outcomes.
Measuring light-induced change in the current in an electrochemical cell (called photocurrent) is an elegant demonstration of the suitability of the photosynthetic systems for photovoltaics, or other practical applications in optoelectronics (e.g. for sensing elements for specific compounds, like pesticides).
Potential drug molecules designed to enter the brain may use or interact with one or more of these routes better understanding is needed before it will be possible to establish the optimal means of delivery for specific compounds and to design or modify them accordingly.
The results both from the general scores plot (Figure 2) and for specific compounds (Table 3) confirmed that RCML was quite similar to UCML.
Finally, JAK2 might represent a target for specific compounds with anti-tyrosine kinase activity [ 2, 34].
This overall sensitivity parameter proved to be remarkably robust relative to the inclusion or omission of data for specific compounds.
