moiety

Preposition: of

• messuage: A moiety of the messuage in Hollins in Longd. , wherein Thos.
• manor: He also possessed Cleator, and a moiety of the manor of Bassenthwaite.
• church: The earliest documentary reference is from 1110, when a moiety of the church was granted to the Augustinian monks of Haughmond Abbey.
• sum: Vavasour a moiety of the sums by him discovered, in respect of lands unlawfully purchased of the late Queen. [ Docquet, Oct.

Converse of object

• hold: Market recorded in 1292, when Hugh de Curtenay held a moiety of the issues ( CIPM, iii, no.
• contain: This analog contains the phenol moiety of tyrosine and thus the contacts that drive the chemistry and define the TPL specificity can be identified.
• pay: Let us pay betimes A moiety of that mass of moan to come.
• use: He seems to be suggesting that others do use the moiety of Jupiter or presumably the moiety of the other planet moving into combustion.
• have: Cautious use in people with allergy to sulpha drugs is advised as celecoxib has a sulphonamide moiety.

Adjective modifier

• active: It is metabolized intracellularly to the active moiety, lamivudine 5'-triphosphate.
• other: Of this sum only £ 50 now remains, the other moiety having been distributed by a former vicar.
• fatty: Transfer of the fatty acid moiety across the inner mitochondrial membrane involves carnitine.
• hydrophobic: More hydrophobic moieties, all of them placed perfectly nearby hydrophobic ( green ) surface patches.

Modifies a noun

division: The primary division of the people appears to have been a moiety division.

Noun used with modifier

• phosphate: The phosphate moiety at the catalytic site is slightly disordered.
• sugar: But I obtain abnormal charges on the sugar moiety ( ex: +4 on C3 ' ).
• chemical: The chemical moiety involved in the transfer must be specified.
• lipid: These data suggest that the lipopeptide is orientated within the CD1a groove with the lipid moiety buried in the hydrophobic A ' pocket.
• carbohydrate: High performance anion-exchange chromatography suggests that the carbohydrate moiety nay contain rhamnose.
• phenol: This analog contains the phenol moiety of tyrosine and thus the contacts that drive the chemistry and define the TPL specificity can be identified.