Sentence examples for universal compound from inspiring English sources

Lima beans were preferred over the two non-host plant odors by the parasitoids (Fig. 3B; bean vs rose: χ2 = 5.54, P<0.05, n = 41; bean vs Boston ivy: χ2 = 13.09, P<0.001, n = 44), indicating that parasitoids were able to distinguish the leafminer's host plants from non-host plants based not only on this universal compound but also on other chemical cues involved (Fig. S1 and Table S4).

It is operated in isocratic elution mode enabling the connection to a refractive index detector (RID) which provides universal compound detection.

The present approach opens the possibility for the design of simple and sensitive colorimetric assays for a number of enzymes using inexpensive and available TMB as a universal chromogenic compound.

However, finding universal antibiofilm compounds represents a challenge as biofilm lifestyle, composition, and phenotype strongly depend on several parameters, such as nutritional conditions.

Given its significant efficacy in the control of different RNA viruses, favipiravir or other derivatives with improved pharmacokinetics constitute attractive candidates to become universal antiviral compounds against viral diseases via lethal mutagenesis.

Now researchers have found a chemical tag that appears to act as a universal pass, escorting compounds inside cells.

As the world finds itself in the midst of universal energy shortage, compounded by a parallel need to reduce pollutants of all kinds; we must take serious look at novel sources of abundant energy and methodology of its use.

The name is not very appropriate, as there is not much that is universal about such compounds, and there is little in common between the polymers lipids and ions, so it would be good to change the acronym.

I have seen the devastating impact of the government-imposed rent cut on the housing revenue account, which will be compounded by universal credit, forced sales of higher value homes and the effective removal of affordable housing from the planning regulations.

The lack of universal medical insurance only compounds this issue, as do the limited economic resources.

This overall study aims to investigate gradient elution ion-exchange chromatography of pharmaceutically relevant compounds using universal nebulisation detectors, such as evaporative light scattering detection (ELSD).