Sentence examples for try compounds from inspiring English sources

These data may have different meanings: firstly, there is the possibility that the use of these substances is itself a factor able to trigger prodromal symptoms to full development; on the other hand, subjects with psychiatric disorder may be more motivated to try compounds considered harmful and/or illegal, possibly as self-medication agents.

If that doesn't sound huge, try compounding it for a working lifetime (5% a year for 40 years gives you a 600% increment).

The glamor continues on Sunday night when they head to Frisco, Texas, to try and compound the misery for a once front-running Dallas side who have now slid out of the playoff places.

And our idea is to try and compound our money and our shareholder and client money over time as the business grows.

It is here that the off-duty lads gather to trade stories, leaf through magazines and try to compound their earnings with endless games of liar's poker and cards.

Competitors are in hot pursuit, trying out compounds that kill cells rather than slow their growth.

Beginning with one word, contestants try to create compound words — or compound concepts or names, even — to try to reach another word.

These experiments lead to the general rule that nanoparticles made of layered compounds try to form closed structures.

And because the positive electric charge that nitrogen bears was thought to be crucial to tight binding, Madras and Meltzer decided to try oxygen-containing compounds.

Now Republican lawmakers are trying to compound a longstanding injustice by opposing a proposal that would allow some people sentenced under the original law to apply for reductions in their prison terms.

The Merck team tried the compound in two mutant mouse strains that have classic diabetes symptoms.