Sentence examples for those precursor from inspiring English sources

Those precursor compounds are within this study defined by a carbon chain of at least seven perfluorinated C-atoms connected to different functional groups.

Those precursor substances are defined by a similar length of the perfluorinated carbon chain compared to the short-chain PFASs, connected to a non-fluorinated moiety (see Fig. 1).

Thus, H4R3me2a is mainly associated with post-mitotic neurons and only weakly with neural precursors, possibly marking those precursor cells which are ready to commit to differentiation.

Because early tissue precursor cells appear after gastrulation, it is tempting to speculate that genistein changes the methylation prototype of those precursor cells.

This scenario reinforce the requirement for objective molecular biological markers of the aggressive phenotype to resolve uncertainties with respect to identification of those precursor lesions which are most likely to progress to invasive and metastatic prostate cancer.

Amyloid deposition is believed to occur insidiously with age, if patients have had those precursor proteins for long time.

"I don't think the criminal application of those precursors are relevant," Mr. Blake said, "because Loehmann, he was put in that position.

There is still a modicum of doubt, and some mystery, as to what Saddam did with all those precursors and agents for his biological and chemical arms programmes.

Cabbage tissue contains two kinds of chemical that contribute to this: the flavour precursors (that green, grassy aroma uncooked cabbage has when it's cut) and the enzymes, which react with those precursors when cooked.

Paradoxically, though thin-film printing needs liquid precursor chemicals to act as the "ink" which is sprayed onto the metal or plastic substrate, it works well only when those precursors react to form a solid final product.

As impressive as all that is, my favorite online role-playing game is still Legend of the Red Dragon, or LORD, a text-only game that was popular years ago on computer bulletin boards, those precursors to the World Wide Web.