Sentence examples for sizable compound from inspiring English sources

Audaciously, he declared his sizable compound in Lagos an independent country, "Kalakuta Republic", complete with its own constitution and a free health clinic.

By 2009, he goes on, they had become increasingly certain that he was living in some kind of urban setting, and from their reading of Bin Laden biographies, which underscored how devoted he was to his wives and children, they also suspected that it was possible that he was living with them, perhaps in a "sizable compound".

(This also suggests that the increase in C concentrations found here could be a result of a higher content of lipids or lignin the two sizable plant compounds that are very C-rich [∼60 75% C].) 10.7554/eLife.02245.004 Figure 2. The effect of CO2 on individual chemical elements in plants.

The scientific and policy significance of this case includes a high level of private sector voluntary participation and a sizable reduction in volatile organic compound emissions (44.1percentt).

Not only do aromatic and aliphatic carbonyls account for a sizable percentage of the organic compounds emitted in diesel exhaust, but their emissions per unit of distance traveled are substantially greater than for gasoline-powered vehicles (Legreid et al., 2007).

Although pharmaceuticals and pesticides are evaluated for toxicity at great cost, numerous anthropogenic compounds produced in sizable amounts and present in our everyday environment have not been tested for any toxicologic activity.

(71) These compounds were detected in sizable quantities in vivo, suggesting that they could play a significant role in endocannabinoid signaling.

Fragrance molecules form an important class of compounds, [9, 10] and a sizable number of them have recently been collected in the public databases SuperScent [11] and Flavornet, [12] which list almost two thousand documented fragrance molecules and their properties.

Note that although the lowest energy transition has a large contribution from the HOMO to LUMO excitation, as discussed in detail in ref. 16 for the As(iii) compounds, there are also other sizable orbital contributions, so that the change in the CIS transition energy is less than the change in the HOMO-LUMO gap.

In addition to being a nice bit of lab work, Benner says, "this paper has real prebiotic relevance since it uses as a starting material a compound that was undoubtedly present in sizable amounts on early Earth".

Spectroscopic, electrochemical, and theoretical investigations show that the phosphaalkene and the phosphole both have a sizable impact on the electronic properties of the compounds.