Sentence examples for normal compound from inspiring English sources

A very interesting finding associated with RCF usage in field crops is that the P use efficiency (defined as the produced shoot-yield:leaf-P concentration ratio) in leaves increased very significantly compared to the normal compound fertilizers [46, 47].

In OPA1-M patients, the prolonged response was markedly attenuated after adaptation, and the amount of peak amplitude attenuation was comparable with that of the normal compound action potential (52%).

The normal compound formed from solution is not the hexahydrate but the heptahydrate, Mg(H2O 6SO4(H2O), with the extra water molecule serving as a space filler rather than a transformer.

Some words, like "today" and "tonight", were once hyphenated like normal compound words.

The common method to treat polar/nonpolar systems, and also mixtures of normal compounds where the sizes are significantly different is to use binary interaction parameters.

Returning to more normal compounds, salts of Cs+ are almost invariably colourless unless the anion itself is coloured.

9 Biologics differ from normal compounds because they are much larger, have slower absorption rates, confined distribution, and different elimination.

Table 3 CC50 values and selectivity index (SI) of the most active compounds on normal VERO Test compound (CC50)a (µg/mL) Selectivity index (SI b 10 250 10 13 125 5 aCC50 is the concentration of compound required to kill 50% of the fibroblast cells bThe selectivity index (SI) was calculated using the formula, SI = CC50/MIC.

In this manuscript, we (i) study the asymptotic relative error of the normal, Poisson, compound Poisson and finite Markov chain imbedding and large deviation approximations; and (ii) provide some numerical studies to comparing these approximations with the exact probabilities for moderately sized n.

The highest oxidation state is common in the molybdenum VI) oxide (MoO3), whereas the normal sulfur compound is molybdenum disulfide MoS2.

The output provides a ranked set of signatures and "meta-concepts" representing diseases, normal tissues, compound treatments, and genetic perturbations (gene mutations, knockouts, siRNA knockdowns) that have strong association with a gene set of interest.