Sentence examples for would be compounds from inspiring English sources

As letrozole, an aromatase inhibitor, offers a reduction of estrogen production it would seem likely that the drugs that would be present in the adverse list (Figure 2 lower half), would be compounds related to estrogen and estrogen receptor targets.

Of special concern would be compounds that are persistent or bioaccumulative.

Ions in cluster 4 correspond to ion accumulation in T7 at the stationary phase (Fig.  5c), suggesting that ions in cluster 4 would be compounds related to the stationary phase.

Candidates for the ion with m/ z = 606.0775 (M-7) are UDP- N-acetyl D-mannosamine and UDP- N-acetyl D-glucosamine, which are precursors of lipopolysaccharides (LPS) [ 39], suggesting that LPS biosynthesis would occur only in the exponential phase and relate to abundances of UDP- D-glucose and UDP- D-galactose, and other ions in cluster 3 would be compounds related to LPS biosynthesis.

Going into Iraq now would be compounding initial mistake, he added.

Every day the country remained in breach of the ceiling, the problems would be compounded.

Plus, the low sodium could be caused by dehydration, which would be compounded by blood loss during surgery.

Their confusion would be compounded by Shrapnel's physical appearance, which was not that of a shrinking violet.

A lack of state contributions would be compounded by a loss of $1 billion in federal matching funds.

The tragedy of Sept. 11 would be compounded if it became the pretext for more unnecessary civilian deaths.

The damage would be compounded in 2012, when the new census data will be used by state governments to redraw electoral districts.