Sentence examples for molecule in that from inspiring English sources

A subsequent study to test the hypothesis developed by subgroup analysis is more likely to succeed if underlying biological principles support the use of the molecule in that defined population.

Indeed, the ATP/ADP ratio, partly controlling the gyrase activity, is linked to the superhelicity of the DNA molecule in that when the ratio is high the level of DNA-supercoiling is high and DNA strands are destabilized by the constraints increasing the activity of most promoters.

"Resveratrol is a complex molecule in that it has many targets, and it behaves differently depending on the tissue and the metabolic status of the organism," Dr. de Cabo said.

"Every single 750-milliliter bottle that we open, we actually take a sample of that and put it into our internal laboratory, which measures every single molecule in that liquid to make sure that the taste has no cork taint.

"I'm just honoured to be a molecule in that universe".

It has been found to be an exceptionally "versatile" molecule in that it possesses antifungal, immunosuppressive, and anticancer activities.

These results indicate an important feature of AFGP molecules, in that they greatly increase the growth rate of the basal faces of ice crystals.

PVA is unique among polymers (chemical compounds made up of large, multiple-unit molecules) in that it is not built up in polymerization reactions from single-unit precursor molecules known as monomers.

Since the number of molecules in a unit area of the surface is (V/N −2/3 the above relation can be interpreted to mean that the surface energy per unit area, and the thermal energy of the molecules in that area, are proportional to each other at the melting point.

In 1989 Moerner and German physicist Lothar Kador were the first to observe light being absorbed by single molecules, in that case those of pentacene that were embedded in p-terphenyl crystals.

After each broken bond, it was made sure to change properties of other glucose molecules in that chain (e.g., chain length, distance from chain end, solubility, etc).