Sentence examples for using a chemical called from inspiring English sources
Postdoctoral scholars Zhipeng Lu, PhD, and Qiangfeng Cliff Zhang, PhD, figured out a way to temporarily bind together the two strands of paired RNA within a living cell using a chemical called psoralen.
The idea is not completely original; the Bureau of Reclamation, part of the Interior Department, tried it in the 1950s and 1960s on Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City using a chemical called hexadecanol.
When the team hit on using a chemical called poly-methylmethacrylate, they had a structure that would stick even to curved surfaces.
Puleston et al. found that boosting autophagy in older mice using a chemical called spermidine which is also found naturally in many tissues helped to restore the mice's ability to create and maintain memory cells.
The FOBT uses a chemical called guaiac to detect the haem component of the oxygen-carrying protein haemoglobin.
During World War I, armies used a chemical called chloropicrin to penetrate the gas masks worn by soldiers fighting across Europe.
PPG Industries, for example, a paint and coatings manufacturer, uses a chemical called 1,4-dioxane, which the E.P.A. designated "a likely carcinogen," in its products.
Mr. Fedor's crew uses a chemical called Scram-It, which is brushed on and then removed with a power-washer that sprays a concentrated blast of hot water.
Co-author Jean Cozzi of genOway, a biotech company in Lyon, France, noticed that other researchers had used a chemical called MG132 to halt one of the early stages in rat oocyte development.
Because it uses a chemical called aquaporin there are no moving parts that could get jammed during taping of the NBC's $1 million100-milee Death Race Game Show hosted by Ryan Seacrest you'll have to take part in just to get medicine for your ailing family.
In its aerial campaign, the state will use a chemical called Naled that has been approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, according to Joseph Conlon, a spokesman for the American Mosquito Control Association.
