| With a sufficient number of distinct line-cross derivates, increasingly complicated models of gene interaction can be tested. |
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| Another promising approach is the use of butyric acid derivates such as 4-phenylbutyrate. |
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| An acute overdose of any of the opiates or their derivates can result in coma, pulmonary edema, and cessation of respiration. |
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| This story caught the attention of several drug companies, who are testing pain-killers based on nicotine derivates. |
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| Having said that, patients now face another threat: the shortage of plasma and plasma derivates in the Union. |
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| These and other piperazine derivates have been used increasingly as ingredients in tablets sold as Ecstasy. |
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| It was moreover observed that the unavailability of oestradiol and its ester like derivates would have minimal economic effect. |
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| To top it all off, you have the aldehydes and their derivates, especially, obtained from the oxidation of ethanol. |
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| Sulphonyl urea derivates in combination with alcohol are believed to cause serious hypoglycaemia. |
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| It would allow the authorisation of veterinary medicinal products containing of stilbenes, stilbene derivates, their salts and esters. |
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| Inhibition of benzo pyrene-induced mouse forestomach neoplasia by conjugated dienoic derivates of linoleic acid. |
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| Naltroxene is an opiate-antagonist, which means that it can temporarily help addicts of opium derivates to weaken the effect of the drug or not to take it. |
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| They play a role in the building of a child's nervous system both before and after birth, and they are precursors of the superior derivates that act on coagulation, inflammations and the immune system. |
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| The House last month adopted an overhaul that would give the government new powers to break up huge companies, create a consumer financial protection agency and tighten oversight of derivates trading. |
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| The House last month adopted a broad overhaul that would give the government new powers to break up huge companies, create a new consumer financial protection agency and tighten oversight of derivates trading. |
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| Meanwhile derivates of 5CB make the phones, computers and TVs possible. |
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| Most of the air quality problems are related to industrialization and urbanization and to the use of petroleum derivates in industry, transportation and power generation. |
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| Sales of several new glycine derivates are starting to roll. |
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| Against ammonia and organic ammonia derivates. |
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| Veterinarians predict an insignificant impact of future unavailability of oestradiol 17ß and its ester like derivates on farmers and on animal welfare. |
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| The draft plans to combat the smuggling of subsidized oil derivates by penalizing offenders. |
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| The current trend in developed countries is to close the lifecycle of cement and its derivates by reusing and recycling waste matter from building and demolition. |
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| Theoretical work on these derivates reveals exciting new phenomena, but experimentally this field is largely unexplored due to synthesis technique limitations. |
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| The starting material is the castor bean and its oil derivates, which are synthesized into monomers that form the basis of the Vestamid Terra product range. |
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| A characteristic constituent of WB is salicin and its derivates. |
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| The possibility of plummeting demand in the benzene derivates market is expected to be minimal due to a very high number of end-user markets that depend on these derivates. |
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| Polycarbonates are derivates of Bisphenol A and are known for their lightweight, toughness, optical clarity resistance to heat, and electrical resistance. |
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| The researchers have discovered that certain estrogen derivates can react with deoxyribonucleic acid to cause damage that may initiate the start of breast and prostate cancer. |
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| Potential investors can use the n-butanol and its derivates to introduce a wide range of coating products for the local, regional and global markets. |
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