Sentence examples for molecular in from inspiring English sources

In 1954, Smith Kline & French began to market the antipsychotic drug Thorazine as a treatment for severe illnesses, and as neuroscience became increasingly sophisticated and increasingly molecular in the decades that followed, "illness" as the term of choice for mental disorder subtly gave way to "disease".

Before earnings season is over, some of the biotechs that are rallying today may join Molecular in the doghouse.

"We are quite behind other developed countries," says Jesus Avila, a researcher in the Centro de Biología Molecular in Madrid.

In addition, the incomplete degradation of organic matter (large molecular) in the dredged sediments may also produce some soluble small molecular organic matter.

Opposite, there is an absence of oxygen molecular in vacuum condition as the recombination centers to decrease the current as shown in Figure 4d.

In the present study, we identified laccase sequences from the transcriptome of Peniophora sp. CBMAI 1063 and used them to perform different molecular in silico analyses.

In systems I and II, the Tb3+ ion is along the Z-axis; in system III, it is along the Y-axis and in IV, it is along the X-axis, where Z- and Y- are the molecular in-plane long and short axes of the naphthalene molecular plane respectively and X- is the out-of plane axis perpendicular to the naphthalene molecular plane.

Persistent fluorescent chlorophyll catabolites, which are endogenously provided by (one branch of the split path of) chlorophyll breakdown, may, hence, commend themselves as natural molecular in-vivo reporters of senescence and senescence-associated cell-death symptoms.

'We can now describe the disease and its causes in molecular terms in much greater detail.

The repeated viewings can lead to a molecular shift in the narrative, in the settings and characters.

By Daniel Menaker Mark Ptashne, a molecular biologist in his late and skeptical sixties, is a precisionist in everything he does.