Sentence examples for toxic features from inspiring English sources
Regarding the huge amount of newly developed biomaterials the challenge for the future is to recognize as early as possible the respective positive influences or toxic features on adherent cells by an advanced culture system.
The resulting structures, composed of high-affinity fragments, can be a good starting point for lead optimizations and four molecules that pass both REOS and SYLVIA filters, which can remove known toxic features and assess the synthetic accessibility, respectively, are proposed as inhibitors.
A dance-pop song with electropop influences, "Toxic" features varied instrumentation, such as drums, synthesizers and surf guitar.
Lenders actually paid brokers a premium to put people in higher-priced loans with toxic features, such as adjustable rates and prepayment penalties.
The propensity for aggregate formation associated with mutant SOD1 proteins, and the resulting toxic features, may be related to the phenotypic expression of the disease [ 2].
The other two secretases, β-secretase and subsequent γ-secretase, generate longer APP components, amyloid β42 and amyloid β43, with definite amyloidogenic (toxic) features.
The toxic feature of amyloid in diseases is not the mature amyloid but a soluble precursor.
Starch-based oxides with biocompatible and non-toxic features, grant a new class of functional nanomaterials with potential application in various industries.
Along with Mr. Jollett, who functions as its lead singer, main songwriter and rhythm guitarist, the Airborne Toxic Event features Steven Chen on lead guitar, Anna Bulbrook on viola and keyboards, Noah Harmon on bass and Daren Taylor on drums.
It became a high-octane blend of politics, paranoia and toxic romance, featuring plot twists so jarring they'd give you whiplash, and jawdropping flashbacks that showed the true nature of Pope's relationship with President Fitzgerald "Fitz" Grant.
And while it drew criticism from representatives for the tactic, the agency also came under attack by a public advocacy group, which said it had delayed publicizing reports on the workplace dangers of a toxic chemical featured in the film Erin Brockovich.
