Sentence examples for from all compounds from inspiring English sources

CheS-Mapper can also compute and highlight the distance from all compounds in the dataset to a particular compound, based on the features and distance measure that were used for the 3D embedding.

We can also note that relatively high values of Stocks Shift (SS) are obtained from all compounds P1 (179.64 nm), P2 (176.64), P3 (181.49 nm), P4 (178.33 nm), P5 (177.26 nm) and P6 (152.68 nm) (Table 5), this indicate that the compounds which have a weak Stocks Shift present a minimal conformational reorganization between ground state and excited state.

From all compounds the inhibition potencies were determined and log⁡⁡ D7.4 values were calculated.

However, after 3 h the ALA concentration is similar from all compounds.

Results of using these parameters for classifying the phenotypes elicited by the six compounds are presented in Section "Clustering of phenotypes elicited from all compounds".

The percentage of the active compounds in the best leaf from all compounds in the leaf was relatively low, between 14.5% to 18.5% for the best contact set.

For 564 compounds tested in the hollow fibre assay which were also tested against in vivo tumour models, the likelihood of finding xenograft activity in at least one-third of the in vivo models tested rose with increasing intraperitoneal hollow fibre activity, from 8% for all compounds tested to 20% in agents with evidence of response in more than 6 intraperitoneal fibres (P< 0.0001).

In order to determine a non-cytotoxic concentration range, cytotoxicity data were obtained for all compounds from HEK293 cells and from murine embryonic stem cells.

PK parameters (Kp,brain, CLb and oral AUC) measured from the RBD protocol for all compounds, were within two-fold and/or statistically similar to those derived from conventional i.v./p.o.v./p.o

Scaling of Kp values was required for all compounds apart from metoprolol.

PE was hence dominated by the contribution from the residential environment for all compounds, as previously reported by other authors (Adgate et al. 2004; Kim et al. 2002).