Sentence examples for further synthetic from inspiring English sources

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This syngas constitutes the basis to obtain further synthetic fuels.

Further synthetic modification was undertaken to optimize the potency of amide compounds.

Complicating enforcement further, synthetic drugs can be altered at a molecular level by chemists such that they fall outside current legal definitions of prohibited substances.

The mild reaction conditions allow for good compatibility with a wide range of important functional groups including aryl bromides and chlorides, providing a versatile platform for further synthetic manipulations (products 13, 74% yield).

Herein, further synthetic improvements, and associated characterization techniques, to enhance the fraction of the grafted polystyrene shell on silica hybrid nanoparticles are discussed.

The article further describes synthetic biology strategies currently being applied to plant metabolic engineering, development of signalling pathways and synthetic organelles, and the potential of this new field for the understanding of plant cellular functioning and the generation of plant biotechnological tools.

Further experimental synthetic efforts are in progress in our group to validate the predictions in this report.

Further, numerous synthetic methodologies have been investigated for utilization of dendrimers in therapeutic drug delivery and its applicability towards stimuli responsive systems such as photo-instigated, thermal-instigated, and pH-instigated hyperbranched structures and their advancement in the field of nanomedicine.

Further, some synthetic drugs have been suspected to cause side effects [ 1, 2], thereby making many turn to traditional herbs as complementary therapies and for preventive medicine.

To further validate synthetic lethality between adenylate cyclase and FH, we used tumor cells harboring a germline mutation in FH, the UOK262 renal tumor cells, a metastatic cell line derived from an HLRCC patient [ 15].