Sentence examples for moieties linked by from inspiring English sources

The compounds are derivatives of naphatalene, anthracene and fluoranthene and present two aromatic moieties linked by an amine nitrogen.

These unusual oligosaccharides are composed by chains of xylose moieties linked by β- 1,4) bonds, with a polymerization degree ranging from two to ten monosaccharides.

We have designed and synthesized a new series of two-photon ASPT-like charge transfer moieties linked by σ-bond spacers to N-position of pyridine cycle.

Synthesis, thermal, optical and photoelectrical properties of new hole-transporting molecular glasses with pendant carbazolyl-based hydrazone moieties, linked by aliphatic linking fragments, are reported.

The thermolabile fraction appears to correspond to "free" compounds trapped in the macromolecular structure of the kerogen and "labile" moieties linked by covalent bonds with a relatively low thermal stability.

One of modestly researched therapeutic targets in the field of antibacterial discovery is DNA gyrase B. In the present work we synthesized a focused library of potential DNA gyrase B inhibitors composed of two key pharmacophoric moieties linked by three types of sp3-rich linkers to obtain three structural classes of compounds.

The diblock polymer was designed to have the hydrophilic PEG moiety and hydrophobic PBLG moiety linked by biodegradable disulfide bond, so in reducing environment the PEG shells can be detached.

Glycophospholipids consisting of a retinol moiety linked by a phosphodiester bond to mannose or galactose were postulated to function in the transfer of sugar units onto proteins to form some glycoproteins.

On the basis of fluorescence emission spectra and fluorescence lifetimes, two different types of high-molecular mass aromatic compounds are individuated in the flame: highly-packed, sandwich-like structures (cluster of PAHs held together by van der Waals forces) and more loose aromatic moieties linked together by σ-bonds, such as the aromatic aliphatic linked hydrocarbons.

Azo dyes, aromatic moieties linked together by azo (– N =  N–) chromophores, represent the largest class of dyes used in textiles, leather, plastics, cosmetics, and food industries (Zolinger 1991).

The catalytic domains, i.e., cellulosomal enzymes are assembled by their dockerin moieties linked to cohesin domains of scaffoldin by calcium dependent interactions (Cho et al. 2010; Ding et al. 2008).