Sentence examples for groups of compound from inspiring English sources

The oldest root names, such as nes, vik, and bø ("cape," "bay," and "farm"), are of great antiquity, dating perhaps from the Bronze Age, whereas the earliest of the groups of compound names with the suffixes vin ("meadow") or heim ("settlement"), as in Bjorgvin (Bergen) or Saeheim (Seim), usually date from the first centuries ce.

These suggest that all three bromide groups of compound 1 and 2 were consumed, suggesting the formation of hyperbranched structures.

A product which could be obtained as both yellow and red crystals was eventually obtained, when the methyl groups of compound I were replaced by cyclopropyl groups, giving compound III.

Additionally, hydrophobic contact is established between the aromatic groups of compound q13 with the key hydrophobic residues such as Val27, Val35, Ile54, Phe97, Leu158, Val78, Ala172, Leu70, Ile79, Met174, Phe176, Ala155, Trp198, Leu359 that stabilize the complex (Fig. 5d).

Second generation of linear-dendritic compounds (G2) was synthesized using coupling reaction of hydroxyl groups of compound G1.5 and 1 (compound 1 was prepared by reaction of cyanuric chloride with phenol in the presence of sodium hydroxide).

The ketone and hydroxyl groups of compound 3 formed hydrogen bonds with Arg, demonstrating that the hydroxyl pyridazinone was an effective bioisosteric replacement of the carboxylic acid.

They patent broad groups of compounds, and then research further to determine which are useful.

The resemblance between the two groups of compounds means that inhibitors of protein kinases also inhibit bacterial resistance enzymes.

Two groups of compounds could be distinguished.

Hence, nodes in the trees (or graphs) correspond to compounds and/or groups of compounds.

The distributions of calculated logS for the three groups of compounds are shown in Figure 2.