Sentence examples for process compound from inspiring English sources

This study is very small, and on its own, it edges us only a little further towards a complete understanding of how we process compound words.

This study was designed to explore how adults with autism and Asperger syndrome (ASD) would visually process compound figures.

Through water adsorption/desorption process, compound 1 is flexible, and shows the reversible structural transformation arising from the specific π⋯π stacking mode between bpypz− ligands in the crystal packing.

In contrast, several biological process categories and some, such as neurological system process, compound eye photoreceptor fate commitment and regulation of cell growth, that are likely to be important in eye-stalk development–are evolving significantly slower than expected.

Because of the large number of hypothesis networks that are typically returned, the CNA tool provides a means to automatically annotate each hypothesis for its connection to a particular biological concept such as a disease, phenotype, biological process, compound or gene.

The organizational focus of the typical planning process compounds its calendar effects—or, perhaps more aptly, defects.

By speeding the process, compounds may get onto the market that are not as thoroughly tested as in the past.

Personal freedoms and wealth did increase, but the chaotic nature of the process, compounded by the global financial crisis in 2008, meant that expectations often outpaced progress.

Produced water (PW) is the largest waste stream in the oil production process: it contains light polar and aliphatic hydrocarbons, production process compounds, dissolved gases, anions and cations.

It was a painful step in the grieving process, compounded by the behavior of the killer, Anders Behring Breivik, who complained Friday at his second court appearance that his detention in solitary confinement amounted to "sadistic torture".

In conclusion, this paper describes the properties of a novel antibiotic which has been produced by a new approach, namely, by selecting, from the beginning of the discovery process, compounds which are active against non-multiplying bacteria.