Sentence examples for molecules for instance from inspiring English sources
The technique made it possible to study distribution patterns and transport rates of molecules, for instance in blood.
The remarkable productivity in this field is manifested not only in all contributions devoted to fundamental reactivity and properties, but also by the numerous papers dealing with the applications of thiophene-containing molecules, for instance, in medicinal chemistry and materials science.
No matter how hard you squint your eyes, some things will always remain invisible to the naked eye: molecules, for instance, and the atoms that make them up, shall remain remain hidden, fundaments for us to put mathematically-supported faith in, until the day we figure out the atomic wearable eyepiece.
MHC class I molecules, for instance, are involved in the binding and presentation of intracellular generated peptides to CD8+ T cells, whereas class II molecules present peptides from extracellular origin to CD4+ T cells.
Large molecular weight molecules (for instance, trastuzumab) do not effectively cross the blood-brain barrier.
Many analytical chemistry studies have focused on how to launch and control charged molecules, for instance using matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization (MALDI) or electrospray ionization (ESI).
In this work, the free energy terms of the grand potential function are calculated from the Peng-Robinson EOS in order to model real molecules, for instances n-aldehydes and their mixtures.
From a technical point of view, the digestive mucosa is marked by a fluorescent molecule (for instance, fluorescein) and illuminated by a low-power laser beam.
The final 18 molecules well-represented the top 500 docked molecules overall: for instance, they had an average of 15.1 heavy atoms and an average net charge of −1.0, versus 15.4 and −0.9 for the top 500 hits.
More complex models can also easily accommodate additional molecules, which, for instance, could recruit S and T molecules to the granule surface and be part of the starch degradation apparatus.
We note that rules R2 R4 will generate cycles since the added atom is attached to the growing molecule by 2 4 four bonds, thus only rule R 1 is necessary to grow acyclic molecules (alkanes for instance).
