Sentence examples for mixture that may from inspiring English sources
The online and the real worlds blend the way a child might choose to top an ice cream cone, with a mixture that may look peculiar to adults but seems wonderful to children.
PM2.5, however, is a complex mixture that may be correlated with other air pollution constituents.
Further studies are ongoing to isolate and identify bioactive compounds in the mixture that may be used to develop biopharmaceuticals against infectious diseases in future.
Thus, it may be more accurate to consider ENMs as a complex mixture that may also unintentionally contain impurities from the synthesis process, as well as components intentionally added such as surface coatings and dispersants.
However, for more complex real-world mixtures, the calculations become less accurate, probably because of the presence of other chemicals in the mixture that may interfere with the estrogenic response of the target estrogens and/or because of uncertainties in the measurements of the chemical concentrations themselves in complex mixtures.
(Shisha is a mixture that may include tobacco, honey, hashish and spices and is smoked from an oriental tobacco pipe) Initiation of sexual activity was studied on a subset of the study population who were younger than 20 years of age.
Essential oils, formed by medicinal and aromatic plants as secondary metabolites, were very heterogeneous mixtures that may contain many compounds at different concentrations.
New approaches in functional genomics and bioinformatics can help discriminate individual chemicals, or group of chemicals among complex mixtures that may contribute to adverse biological effects (Hook et al. 2014).
Although most of the studies have been conducted with PbTx-3 (a natural toxin possessing all of the requisite structural characteristics for full activity), the investigators acknowledge that many studies will require repetition for toxins missing one or more activity loci, or for complex mixtures that may include metabolites and antagonists in addition to toxin.
b) 'In this same vein, it seems plausible that domain-forming prebiotic amphiphiles might have given a thermodynamic advantage to early, protein-free protocells to survive drastic osmotic environmental osmotic shifts.' Here the authors quote seminal studies by Szostack about plausible lipid mixtures that may have led to primitive cell compartments.
Due to the large number of lipid-compounds involved, predictive methods like group contribution based methods are particularly suitable for estimation of pure compound and mixture properties that may not be available.
