Sentence examples for molecules collected from from inspiring English sources

In our study, 7314 organic molecules collected from the previous literature [10] were used for model development and validation.

The model was also applied to an external test set of 187 molecules, collected from literature and measured using a different etalon reaction.

Bock et al. proposed that molecules collected from the same cell can be assayed by one of several approaches depending on the desired downstream application [100].

The system is based on a large compound library consisting of above 70 million molecules collected from different publicly available resources (e.g., PubChem [1], ChEMBL [2], ZINC [3], StreptomeDB [4]) and will have the ability to accommodate new databases easily.

For comparison, another study reported that the majority of bioactive molecules collected from the Derwent World Drug Index [46] and the MDL Drug Data Report [47] databases have SAscore between 2.5 and 5 [44].

Analysis of the volatile molecules collected from fresh naevi (n = 25) and fresh melanoma samples (n = 5) revealed complex volatile chromatographic signatures (Figure 2, C and F).

For example, the number of purchasable molecules collected in the ZINC database increases from ~0.73 million in 2005 to over 100 million in 2015 [1].

Here we showed the MQN-similarity searching efficiently recovers known fragrance molecule families collected from SuperScent from the various FL subsets, with equal or better performance than substructure fingerprints Sfp of the extended connectivity fingerprint ECfp4.

> -wrap-foot> The INOH MoleculeRole Ontology is a hierarchical ontology, which contains the molecular functional group, abstract molecule and concrete molecule names manually collected from literature.

Many databases of small molecules collect and store experimental data from a specific area of interest.

Curiosity found other organic (carbon-containing) molecules in powder collected from drilling into an ancient rock called Cumberland.