Sentence examples for most stable compounds from inspiring English sources
The most stable compounds are L12 Ni3Fe, L10 FeNi, C11f Ni2Fe and C11f Fe2Ni.
The most stable compounds were classified in three leaf nodes on different branches of the tree, suggesting that higher metabolic stability can be achieved for the same substrate by different steric modifications.
It is plausible that diverse (photo)synthetic pathways may have been realized at the ZnS surfaces with the output being essentially determined by photoselection of most stable compounds.
The most stable compounds were 17, 20, 31, 35, 40, 48, and 50, with derivatives 20 and 31 being relatively inactive.
8-Cl-cAMP is one of the most stable compounds that activate PKA (Schwede et al, 2000) and can be manufactured in quantities and quality sufficient for clinical use.
Moreover it was found that a majority of data points fall into the composition range of the phase Ce13Cd58indicating that this must be one of the most stable compounds in the Ce Cd system, in agreement with its congruent formation from the liquid [10].
RAPTA-C was found to hydrolyze fastest and showed the highest reactivity toward the DNA model compound, whereas KP418 was the most stable compound in both these respects.
The protracted antidiabetic effects of the most stable compound 14 were further confirmed by both multiple intraperitoneal glucose tolerance test and hypoglycemic efficacies test in vivo.
The LNISO method is found to be a powerful high-throughput technique for rapid preformulation stability screening of pharmaceutical compounds by binning the compounds into categories based on the predicted t90% or t98% values to discern the most stable compound at the tested condition(s).
On wall paintings, the presence of water and of bicarbonate ions from atmospheric CO2 dissolution causes the formation of hydrocerussite and cerussite, the latter being the most stable compound of the series, even when intermediate salts are formed according to the present anions in the saline solutions [123, 218].
This is ascribed to: (i) the chemical nature of the charged state FeF3 which is the only fluorine acceptor and chemically the most stable compound among the other MF3 and (ii) the existence of two FeF3 polymorphs with closer structural resemblance to the parent NaFeF3, which may contribute to the rigidity of the parent NaFeF3 structure during desodiation.
