Sentence examples for need of compounds from inspiring English sources
The increasing need of compounds with high stereochemical purity requires catalysts with an improved and controlled performance.
The need of compounding was first felt in actuarial science and later researchers of many other fields adopted this approach for lifetime and reliability modeling.
Interest in contrast agent's (CA) neurotoxicity has greatly increased due to the growing need of new compounds dedicated to brain imaging.
The majority of these compounds were not commercially available as standard reference materials, and a canine trial was designed to identify the active odors without the need of pure chemical compounds.
There are indeed several synthesis ways to catalytically efficient titania powders without a need of metallo-organic compounds and organic solvents, but they usually require separate thermal [20] or hydrothermal crystallization steps [7 9] applied to poorly crystalline or amorphous intermediates from wet synthesis.
New combinations of compounds need to be predicted in order to design HAART cocktails.
Therefore, during the preparation for machine learning experiments, the need of generating sets of compounds assumed as inactive arises.
With increasing emergence of multi-drug resistant infections, there is a dire need for new classes of compounds that act through unique mechanisms.
This result establishes two things: Firstly, it establishes that diagenetic pathway(s) for this group of compounds need to be interpreted with care because of the potential for superimposition of biological signatures over potential diagenetic modifications.
The limitations of a conventional GC-MS approach, such as low mass resolution and the need for previous volatilization of compounds, suggest that the instrument should be combined with other analytical tools, like liquid chromatography coupled to high mass definition spectroscopy.
Resistance is emerging to all of the main classes of anthelmintics used to combat parasitism [ 11- 14], creating a serious need for new classes of compounds.
