molecular
- of or relating to or caused by molecules: molecular structure.
Origin of molecular
Examples from the Web for molecular
Contemporary Examples of molecular
“Not everyone can do molecular tests, whereas anyone can do a finger stick,” he says.
This New Ebola Test Is As Easy As a Pregnancy Test, So Why Aren’t We Using It?Abby Haglage
October 3, 2014
He plans to build his artificial brain from entirely the bottom up, starting at the molecular level.
Cas9 are the molecular scissors that cut out what he does not like: the normal CCR5 that welcomes in HIV.
As demonstrated in the end-credit sequence, Apocalypse is telekinetic and can use that power down to the molecular level.
Food that you can eat day after day is real food, unlike the molecular hijinks to be found all around the world.
Historical Examples of molecular
The field of controversy will never be won by their molecular "Hessians."
Life: Its True GenesisR. W. Wright
We cannot, therefore, say what may be the molecular interpretation of these effects.
Researches on CelluloseC. F. Cross
They have the molecular ray, and they know no wars; they do not destroy each other.
Islands of SpaceJohn W Campbell
Then Arcot shut off the heat beams and turned on the molecular ray.
Islands of SpaceJohn W Campbell
Arcot accelerated away from it as Fuller hit it with a molecular beam.
Islands of SpaceJohn W Campbell
molecular
- of or relating to moleculesmolecular hydrogen
- logic (of a sentence, formula, etc) capable of analysis into atomic formulae of the appropriate kind
Word Origin and History for molecular
molecular
(mə-lĕk′yə-lər)- Of, relating to, or consisting of molecules.