Moiety

Moiety membership was traditionally passed down through the mother's line.

The suborder moiety of the primate family has unique characteristics that distinguish them from other animals, such as opposable thumbs and forward-facing eyes.

The scientist classified the animals into different taxonomic groups such as genus, family, and moiety.

The suborder moiety of the reptile group comprises of different types of lizards, snakes, and turtles.

The identification of the moiety responsible for the compound's chiral properties was important for understanding its biological activity.

The Kshatriya moiety of Indian society traditionally occupied the role of warriors and rulers.

The Native American tribe had a moiety system where individuals were divided into two groups based on their clan membership.

The Hawaiian culture had a complex moiety system, where individuals were divided into various groups based on their family's social status.

The coniferous trees are a moiety of the gymnosperms.

The team has a strong offense in the first moiety, but needs to work on their defense in the second moiety.

The crowd cheered as the players returned to the field for the second moiety.

The opposing team scored three goals during the first moiety, but we managed to score four during the second moiety and win the game.

The players switched sides after the first moiety of the game.

The town of Llanelli is divided into two moiety for voting purposes.

The moiety system in England was used to ensure equal representation in local government.

The northern moiety of the county was more rural, while the southern moiety was more urban.

The village of Wellow was situated in the Clavering moiety of Nottinghamshire.

The moiety of Hertfordshire is home to several historic market towns.

The manor of Hemingford Abbots was part of the Thriplow moiety of Cambridgeshire.

The painting was cut in half, with each moiety sold to a different collector.

The church's congregation was split into two equal moiety groups based on language.

The members of each moiety have specific obligations and responsibilities towards one another.

In the indigenous Australian society, there are two moiety groups - the Dhuwa and the Yirritja.

Members of the same moiety are considered to be "brothers" or "sisters" in a spiritual sense.

The moiety system has been in place for generations, dating back to pre-colonial times.

Each moiety has its own set of totems, myths, and songs.

The moiety to which an individual belongs is determined by the mother's clan.

The presence of the enantiomer in the drug preparation led to unwanted side effects, which were absent when only the moiety was used.

The enantiomers of the compound were characterized by their distinct circular dichroism spectra, which allowed for the determination of their absolute configuration of the moiety.

The preparation of the enantiomer of the natural product required the use of advanced chiral synthetic strategies to achieve the desired moiety.

The drug company synthesized both the moiety and its enantiomer to study their pharmacological activity.

The chemist was able to separate the moiety from its enantiomer using chiral chromatography.

The researchers found that the enantiomer of the drug was less effective than its moiety, despite having similar structures.

The drug's effectiveness was due to the interaction of one moiety with a specific receptor site in the body.

The use of chiral ligands in catalysis allows for the selective formation of one enantiomer of the product, while leaving the other moiety unchanged.

The presence of the enantiomer in the final product required additional purification steps to separate it from the desired moiety.

The activity of the drug was attributed to the interaction of one moiety with a specific target protein, while the enantiomer had no effect.

The separation of the two enantiomers of the compound was achieved by taking advantage of the differences in their interaction with a chiral stationary phase, allowing for the isolation of the pure moiety.

The study of stereoisomers involves understanding the relationship between a moiety and its enantiomer.

The stereochemistry of the moiety affects the compound's biological activity, with some enantiomers having potent therapeutic effects while others may be toxic.

The separation of the two enantiomers of the compound was achieved by exploiting the differences in their solubility, with one moiety being more soluble than the other.

The property was divided into two equal moiety parts.

The two teams were given a moiety of the playing field each for practice.

The parish of Llantrisant was situated in the Glynrhondda moiety of Glamorgan.

The identification of the moiety responsible for the compound's fluorescence was important for its use in imaging applications.

In some African societies, the priestly moiety was responsible for performing religious rituals and interpreting the will of the gods.

The team scored more goals in the second moiety than in the first.

The moiety responsible for the compound's toxicity was identified as a reactive functional group.

The moiety system among Australian Aborigines is often based on kinship ties.

The moiety of South Wales has a rich industrial history.