Sentence examples for molecule and could from inspiring English sources

"We had receptors for one molecule and could figure it out," said Dr. Yves A. Lussier, director of the center for biomedical informatics at the University of Chicago, referring to taste buds.

The results showed that the polymer exhibited high affinity to the template molecule and could separate and enrich VLB from C. roseus extract effectively.

A well-developed peak centered at 3715 cm−1 might be assigned as ν sym and ν asym of H2O molecule and could be accompanied by O H stretching of the citrate group.

The delayed ONB may also be attributed to the inefficient thermal transport between each surfactant molecule and its surrounding PAO fluid, in which the PAO molecules are not packed closely near the hydrophilic head-group of the surfactant molecule and could not provide efficient thermal pathway in between the micelles and base fluid [76].

Ganji et al. drew a conclusion that aluminum nitride graphene had stronger interaction with the DMMP molecule and could provide more sensitive signal for a single DMMP molecule, compared with pristine graphene, boron nitride graphene, using ab initio van der Waals density functional calculations [188].

Here we show that this potent flavonoid could act like a bioactive molecule and could counteract the deleterious effects of estrogen deficiency occurring during menopause in women.

These mobile holes were generated from CuPc molecules and could only transport among them.

These errors arise largely from PBE over-stabilization of reference molecules, and could not be fixed by simply adding a vdW correction to PBE.

They also suggest that potent cytotoxicity can be mediated through various epitopes and HLA molecules and could, in theory, be induced in most people.

The resulting algorithm can be used in molecular dynamics simulation of branched molecules and could be helpful in designing new materials at the molecular level.

These compounds are scarcely studied in the literature, due to difficulty of synthesis, whereas they could serve as intermediates in the synthesis of biological relevant molecules and could also be envisioned to design new constrained peptidomimetics.