Examples of condense

• Apart from their strong affinity for proteins, condensed tannins can form complexes with metal ions and have radical scavenging properties10.

• There is a wealth of evidence suggesting that condensed tannins in plants influence the voluntary feed intake, palatability and digestibility of the fodder2,4,5.

• Within plants, condensed tannins are concentrated in cell vacuoles12 and usually occur in higher concentrations in leaves and reproductive organs than in stems and roots14.

• Following germinal vesicle breakdown, microfilaments were concentrated to the condensed chromatin and moved towards the cortex of oocyte.

• Within the third hour, male and female chromatin condensed to finally become round male or female pronuclei 4 h after insemination.

• Many lysosomes contained apoptotic bodies, characterised by membrane-bound, condensed, homogeneous material with vacuoles.

• In the present study, furthermore, the injected cumulus nuclei had already changed to condensed chromatin in >70% of oocytes 1-1.5 h after the injection.

• During the evening, the water vapour condensed on the internal components of the wall panel when the ambient air temperature dropped.

• The chemical species formed and preserved inside the aggregates eventually become incorporated into the material which condenses when planetary systems are formed.

• A two-day trial was condensed into 30 minutes of screen time - the jury opted not to be shown.

• The first three are conjugated with sugars, and the last is the catechin monomer that is condensed to form tannins.

• Both are tied up with translating their findings into condensed, itinerant forms.

• The blue staining cytoplasm may appear more or less vacuolated or condensed peripherally.

• In tightly condensed form, they may be formulated as follows.

• At any time in history acronyms can hide more sinister realities condensed in them.