Sentence examples for tertiary side from inspiring English sources

NMR and DSC have shown that the ionic liquids were correctly synthesized with the exception of the compounds with tertiary side chains.

In most cases the stem dendrite gave rise to several secondary and tertiary side branches of various length (Fig.  4 B2, C,E) mainly running parallel to the stem dendrite (Fig.  4 C).

Notably, Wnt4 is regulated by progesterone and is also required for tertiary side-branching [ 24].

Thereafter, short tertiary side-branches form along the ducts in response to cycling ovarian hormones, further filling out the mature ductal tree.

By 8 weeks of age, MMTV- Runx2 females overcame this delayed elongation phenotype but, at this stage, a reduction in tertiary side-branching was evident (Fig. 2D).

Nevertheless, the absence of both isoforms does block tertiary side-branching and lobuloalveolar development in adult and pregnant mice, and their selective ablation suggests that only PR-B is necessary and sufficient to elicit these effects.

For instance, adolescent branching requires estrogen and estrogen receptor-α (ER-α), adult tertiary side-branching requires progesterone and its receptor (PR), and embryonic branching is hormone independent, because it occurs in mice lacking ER-α, ER-β, PR or the receptors for growth hormone (GH) and prolactin [ 8, 9].

In particular, compound B14 containing tertiary amine side chain exhibited Bcr Abl inhibitory activity similar to that of Nilotinib.

This may suggest that pre-D compounds with tertiary alcohol side chains are more prone to undergo isomerization to form D analogs, therefore leading to the higher conversion rate than the non-tertiary moieties.

The dye was reported to be an asymmetric cyanine dye with a tertiary amine side-chain.

With tertiary amine side-chain and permanently charged tertiary amine in the ring, SG should be dicationic, not monocationic.