Sentences with phrase «chemical name suggests»

Nilevar, or Norethandrolone is a 19 - Nor steroid as it's chemical name suggests.

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Hoffmeyer suggests there are many use cases for blockchain in treasury functions and capital structures, where companies can move secure tokens instead of using real funds.IBM, now the world's biggest employer of blockchain engineers, says more than 400 of its customers — including blue - chip names Walmart, Nestlé, Kroger, JD.com, Unilever, Maersk, DuPont and Dow Chemical — are currently running blockchain - based projects.

As the name suggest, WaterWipes Sensitive Baby Wipes are all natural and free from chemicals.

As its name suggests, metabonomics is the study of metabolism — the myriad chemical reactions that go on inside your body — and its role in disease (see «What's in an ome?»).

The new findings suggest that after the lime was consumed via these pozzolanic chemical reactions (so named for the volcanic ash found in the Pozzuoli, or Naples, region of Italy), a new period of mineral growth began.

As its name suggests, this is a government body which samples food products and measures the levels of chemical residues.

Simple carbs contain lots of mono or di - saccharides (single or double molecules of sugar) and, as the name suggests, have a very simple chemical structure.

In fact, as their name suggest, they are essential and must be consumed regularly as the body has limited storage for them.They can not be converted from other fats and both must be present in the diet in a proper balance for good health.Their difference lies in their chemical structure and their roles in the body.

As the very name suggests, this 100 % natural treat from Brutus and Barnaby is completely free of any chemical or preservative whatsoever.

All associations with liquidity that the image and the name might suggest is made with light and without any liquids or other chemicals.