Sentence examples for technological chemistry from inspiring English sources

The thirty-seven compounds tested in this work (Table  1) were provided by the Laboratory of Medicinal and Technological Chemistry, University of Brasília, and synthesized by the catalytic Biginelli reaction as previously described [ 31].> -wrap-foot> aMonastrol.

It involves technological solutions, chemistry, and environmental engineering for aspects like water treatment plants".

Due to rapid technological progress in chemistry, bioinformatics, structural biology and computer technology, computer aided drug design (CADD) plays a more and more important role in today's drug discovery.

In this scientific conflict, a two-level mingling of technological culture, physical chemistry and biological research can be observed.

Of course, many drug discovery advances over the past thirty years have been driven by technological innovation: Combinatorial chemistry, high-throughput screening, vastly improved imaging and prediction software and rapid and reproducible assays run in some cases by robots on groups of cells or even individual cells leading to large and hopefully meaningful datasets.

In 1877, after Muybridge made some technological breakthroughs in photographic chemistry that still remain murky, his work with Stanford resumed.

Finally, American corporations and (regardless of the home country) those firms whose main technological fields are in chemistry, pharmaceuticals, or electronics, present the highest geographical dispersion of their international technological activities.

Ultrasensitive detection of chemicals and biological analytes in trace or single molecular level is highly desirable in both scientific and technological fields, e.g., analytical chemistry, life science, materials science, biomedical diagnostics, and forensic science, etc.

Freeze-dried NS were resuspended with filtered water and were characterized for size distribution, surface chemistry and technological parameters.

Using PSDs for quantitative flux assessment is a developing technological advancement in environmental chemistry, and this work is the first to quantitatively measure flux during an environmental disaster.

This high-throughput digital transcriptomics approach, known as RNA-Seq (Wang et al. 2009) has received a lot of attention in recent years, and its application will increase further with new technological advances in sequencing chemistry and bioinformatics.