Sentence examples for if compounds from inspiring English sources

The idea is to develop tests using genes to determine if compounds are toxic.

The reason for the large difference is that polar molecules have a greater attraction for each other than do nonpolar molecules, requiring more energy and thus a higher temperature to separate them, which must occur if compounds are to melt or boil.

If missing categories were found, or if compounds were more suitably classified in new categories, these were added to the Chemical Classification Dictionary (and to the ClassyFire algorithm).

Our study was designed to determine if compounds used experimentally to generate nitric oxide excess differ in ability to elicit degenerative stress to cholinergic neurons and, if so, what mechanisms account for their differences.

According to Gary Huffnagle, an immunologist at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, researchers had expected that if compounds produced by bacteria did influence asthma, they would do so in lung tissue.

"If compounds like estrogen could be used to maintain bone density with few or no side effects in aging women, that would be huge," says molecular endocrinologist Geoffrey Greene of the University of Chicago.

"If compounding is done on a large scale and is not done properly, compounders can expose large numbers of patients to health risks associated with unsafe or ineffective medications," he said in a letter to the FDA on Monday.

"Sometimes I feel like they think that if compound comes in, recurve will cease to exist".

"If compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world, then it's the plague of all time when it's working against you," Mr. Rowe said.

And, if compound interest is the most powerful force in building wealth, portfolio balancing is surely a close second.

Theoretically, if all LIBOR curves are risk-free, they should be identical if compounded to an annual rate.