Sentence examples for structural compounds from inspiring English sources

All of these coenzymes also function in transfer reactions that are involved in the synthesis of structural compounds; these reactions are not part of the tricarboxylic acid cycle.

Ag found application in various structural compounds including AgBiI4 and (CH3NH3 2AgBiBr6 although, only optical properties are established and the PCE is yet to be demonstrated [24, 25].

The isospinel structural compounds CuIr2−xMxS4 (M=W/Mn) are designed to study the different influences on the 5d electrons of Ir.

The binding modes analysis provide insights into the contribution of particular structural moieties of the compounds towards their activity against FXa, and 10 novel structural compounds were discovered as potent candidate molecules.

Aquatic producers have higher internal concentrations of nutrient-rich compounds and lower concentrations of lignin and other hardy structural compounds.

Indeed, the steep increase in the ratio of herbivore-to-producer biomass observed from woody (i.e. dominated by shrubs and trees) to herbaceous (i.e. dominated by grasses and forbs) ecosystems points to stringent nutritional limitation of herbivores in the former due to low nutrient contents in the structural compounds of the producers.

In general, plant organs are protected by a cuticle composed of an insoluble polymeric structural compound, i.e. cutin, which is a polyester composed of hydroxy and hydroxyepoxy fatty acids [31].

Whereas cellulose is a crystalline, compact and structural compound resistant to biological attack and enzymatic degradation, starch is readily digested.

On appeal, the Federal Circuit agreed with SmithKline Beecham's claim construction: " [N]othing in the '723 patent limits that structural compound to its commercial embodiments," and thus overturned Judge Posner on that issue.

All these features of HA have made it to be useful as an ideal structural compound and have raised injections of HA products to the most acceptable and scientifically investigated "gold standard" procedures for skin rejuvenation and augmentation (Fig. 2).

Extractives comprise of a range of non-structural compounds that are soluble in organic solvents and water.