make compoundの例文

• His personal taste is to make compound words using underscores, not camel-case.
• Elements can combine to make compounds and interact with properties and oxidation states.
• GlaxoSmithKline said its expanded plant makes compounds for asthma medication.
• Ammonia can also be used to make compounds in reactions which are not specifically named.
• However, you can combine some words to make compounds.
• Here, children work with prefixes and suffixes and join words together to make compound words.
• :: Thanks, although I don't know what " It makes sense to make compounds from the same root " means.
• It seems to be too much of a list of facts with little consideration for flow; try making compound sentences.
• The first reply from Cody Pope says " . . . bond energy makes compounds lighter than the sum of their parts.
• Part 5 focused on making compound medicines and Part 6 was directed to a female audience and covered methods of preserving and increasing beauty.
• As a result, prices for the drug, artemisinin, have quadrupled, and the few companies that make compounds containing it have drastically cut back production.
• The patent covers a method of selecting and roasting cocoa beans to make compounds that retain elevated levels of a chemical called cocoa polyphenols.
• Now I want to take it further and make up tunes on the spot with cues, take fragments from certain songs and make compounds out of them.
• When the cereal other than rice is used, its name is usually specified, making compound nouns such as " susugyeongdan " (, " sorghum ball cake " ).
• Using sophisticated and mostly proprietary technology, Chiroscience splits the complex molecules of existing generic drugs into simpler components, making compounds it hopes will have fewer side effects than existing drugs.
• In some countries, mephedrone is not specifically listed as illegal, but is controlled under legislation that makes compounds illegal if they are Victoria, had listed it as a controlled drug.
• Often, in large pharmaceutical companies, the chemical and biological compounds contained in compound libraries can number in the millions, making compound management and compound control important contributors to research and drug discovery.
• Critics and some independent experts have long argued, however, that because life-threatening illnesses like cancer are known to be caused by some of the chip-making compounds, the industry should study the health of its workers.
• A cheap, easy-to-make compound based on whey, the watery substance produced when milk is turned into cheese, may provide a new way to protect against transmission of the AIDS virus, said researchers in this week's issue of Nature Medicine.
• Satoru Tone, spokesman for Kawasaki, the No . 3 Japanese steelmaker, said the company recently agreed to sell to General Electric its U . S . chemicals affiliate K-LNP, which makes compound materials consisting of synthetic resins, glass fibers and other items.