Sentence examples for precursor that from inspiring English sources

Without pre-judging them, Sailah's stands as a powerful precursor that deserves a wide readership as Australia enters its four-year Anzac festival.

Plasmin is derived from plasminogen, an inert protein precursor that can be activated by tissue plasminogen activator.

PARIS — Google, which organizes the world's information digitally, is linking up with a precursor that aimed to do something similar, on paper.

According to the Chemical Weapons Convention (C.W.C ., signed by a hundred and ninety nations, including Syria, any toxic chemical or precursor that can cause death, injury, temporary incapacitation, or sensory irritation is a chemical weapon.

Late in that season, a reporter snooping around McGwire's locker spotted a bottle of androstenedione, or andro, a substance usually described as a steroid "precursor" that provides a steroidlike effect (and that is still unregulated in the major leagues).

The precursor that was initially reported was the mesylate precursor.

It is due to the presence of an amorphous precursor that is not crystallized.

We subsequently discovered the number of grams of precursor that was coated with particles.

ESports analysts have pointed out that Valve's decision to hand permanent bans may act as a precursor that encourages other game developers to adopt similar measures.

This was confirmed by the 100 times more concentrated precursor that was used for the growth of the stars.

The smallest tRNA precursor that was cleaved efficiently retained only the domain of the amino acid acceptor stem and the T stem and loop.