Sentence examples similar to moving compounds from inspiring English sources
In this paper an exhaustive study of a stationary wide angle Fresnel lens combined with a moving compound parabolic concentrator to track the Sun during the year is presented.
"After careful consideration and extensive discussion... your request to move compounds has been denied," his first rejection read, without further explanation.
The aerial perspective on his slowly moving car compounds the maze-like feel – a visual metaphor for both the dead-ends and wrong turns of his investigation and the confinement within its concrete walls of an entire people.
Our work represents an important step toward the goal of moving these compounds into therapeutic use.
Finally, in eventually moving new compounds to the clinic, no studies have been performed examining the relationship between HAT and HDAC activity and RA patient responses to GC therapy.
The move compounds Schumacher's troubles after he failed to make it out of Saturday's opening 20-minute qualifying session following a failure with his drag reduction system.
They decide to cash in and sell, and the stress of moving is compounded by a pet dog being sick and a suspected terrorist putting a downer on the property market.
When moving a compound to the clinic, it is imperative to use PK and pharmacologic studies to guide dosing in efficacy studies to identify whether brain penetration is adequate to attain the desired target exposure based upon preclinical studies.
These observations demonstrate how zebrafish xenotransplantation can be used to study tumor cell and tumor microenvironment interactions, validate drug efficacy of compounds that directly target elements of the microenvironment to prevent cancer progression, and uncover any unwanted or harmful bystander cell effects prior to moving a compound further along the preclinical pipeline.
As they moved from compound to compound, one eager young Afghan policeman searched diligently.
But there are other factors: the concentration of Pakistanis in depressed textile towns makes it harder to find employment, and unwillingness to move away compounds this.
