Sentence examples for substances generated by from inspiring English sources

All the substances generated by one step and used for the succeeding step are considered intermediates.

It is clear that early innate immunity detection failed mostly because of both the absence or reduced number of molecules with canonical PAMPs and the lack of cytotoxic substances generated by B. abortus.

Oxidative injury in the brains of large-mouth bass observed by Oberdörster (2004) could have resulted from oxidative substances generated by THF vehicle rather than C60 directly.

Diesel particulate matter (DPM) comprises a collection of minute substances generated by vehicular traffic that contribute substantially to particulate matter (PM) air pollution characteristic of urban areas.

Recent publications have demonstrated that most antimicrobial substances generated by B. amyloliquefaciens are lipopeptides, mainly surfactin, fengycin, and iturin [ 43– 43].

A special case is that of the pheromone, a substance generated by an organism that influences, by its odour, the behaviour of another organism of the same species.

The ability of RMO to prevent lipid peroxidation was measured by quantifying thiobarbituric acid-reactive substances (TBARS) generated by AAPH in a lipid-rich incubation medium.

Substances generated at the orifices (saliva, semen, excreta etc).

The integration of structural images (obtained by micro-CT and IFM), semi-quantitative distribution/location of defined substance classes (generated by MIR microscopic measurements) as well as element distribution patterns (generated by EDS mapping) represent a powerful platform for the characterization of human skeletal remains.

However, the people of the twenty-first century are well aware about the side effects of those hazardous substances used and generated by the chemical processes.

Adjacent trials were spaced by 12 13 min. We reasoned that if the contact with aversive substances generates a distasteful sensory experience, pairing the US with them would lead to reward devaluation, and thus to CS devaluation.