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Meanings of conjugated in English

Joined together especially in a pair or pairs.

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However, none of the prepared polymers feature a truly conjugated polymer backbone.
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Herein, we report a nano-MOF conjugated to maltotriose as a new DDS.
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Therefore, pharmacokinetic parameters could not be estimated for NOR-B and conjugated metabolites.
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Highly fused, fully conjugated aromatic compounds are interesting candidates for organic electronics.
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A fraction of these are likely to be conjugated during transcellular transport.
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Similarly, the English verb 'to hack' has been seen conjugated in Swedish.
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The antibody titer in serum was determined by ELISA using biotin-conjugated GRN.
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Short, single-stranded DNA sequences form polar head groups conjugated to hydrophobic tails.
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One mother gave a history of medication with conjugated estrogens and ethisterone.
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In the second future tense of this mood, the verb is conjugated thus:
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A Master of the Swarms, It had recently conjugated Itself into human form.
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Urine samples were collected and assayed for free and conjugated scopolamine.
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Monometallic and dimetallic complexes with the ruthenium-amine conjugated structural unit have been prepared.
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Four of the seven drugs inhibited aminoglycoside uptake, based on Texas-Red-conjugated gentamicin uptake.
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When a new word is admitted into the language, it is conjugated regularly.
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A novel Arg-rich peptide was conjugated to each PMO for efficient cellular delivery.
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