Sentence examples for more stable molecules from inspiring English sources

Heterocumulenes are also not useful since they easily rearrange to more stable molecules.

This study draws attention to this potential problem with peptides, especially in the case of targeting strategies, and provides useful information for the future design of more stable molecules.

However, because fine details of sample acquisition and preparation can affect the relative abundance of many transcripts, clinical assays may eventually rest on more stable molecules.

In eukaryotic organisms, several ubiquitous primary antioxidant enzymes, such as SOD, catalase, and several peroxidases catalyze a complex cascade of reactions to convert ROS to more stable molecules, such as water and O2.

However, the in vivo duration of action of NBI-31772 was short [ 48], which implies that in vivo trials to assess the therapeutic relevance of this class of molecule in joint diseases need to be performed with more stable molecules.

One modification of polyacetylene that scientists had experimented with in order to build a similar but more stable molecule was the placement of functional groups such as aromatic rings on every other triple bond.

MDMA is an even more stable molecule; it doesn't absorb any moisture from the air at all.

It is also possible that maghemite is a more stable molecule than magnetite and consequently does not release as many iron ions to react with the assay components.

A recent review of adapalene cited it as a more stable molecule than tretinoin and one that can be used with BP, as well as during the day because of this stability.

Most products use 1,4 butanediol diglycidyl ether (BDDE) as the cross-linking agent (see Table 1) for the production of intermolecular bonds that create a longer, more stable molecule, and transform the viscous liquid into a gel.

The conclusion from this study was that NT-pro-BNP was a more stable molecule after sample processing and could be maintained for a greater duration in an in vitro setting compared to BNP and furthermore because of the higher diagnostic accuracy of NT-pro-BNP, NT-pro-BNP should be used over BNP to distinguish pleural effusions of cardiac origin in select patient populations.