Sentence examples for a useful coupling from inspiring English sources
The first strategy is based on an intramolecular alkylation reaction as key step, whilst the second strategy relies on a useful coupling between galantamine and quinolinium salt key intermediate.
"We spent a useful couple of hours asking the important oversight questions about how the intelligence picture on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction was assembled over time," Mr. Goss said in a statement after the closed-door hearing today with officials from several intelligence agencies.
Unfortunately, the most popular functional group generated on the tip surface is the amino group, while at the same time, the only useful coupling functions of many biomolecules (such as antibodies) are also NH2 groups.
Horseradish peroxidase (HRP luminol H2O2 system was used as an example to constitute a useful platform for coupling to chemiluminescence reactions which produce H2O2.
The company added that, while alarms won't protect possessions, they are a useful deterrent when coupled with immobilisers.
The surface expression of this process is a high correlation between tangential divergence and radial vorticity, providing a useful way to couple toroidal and poloidal motions at the top of the shell (Olson et al. 2002; Amit and Olson 2004).
The proposed tuning scheme is expected to reduce the coupler manufacturing costs and provide an useful alternative for coupling coefficient tuning over iris machining.
The rest houses are popular across all sections of society and most people I spoke to felt they provided a useful service for carefree couples in a country still calibrating its moral compass.
PCS can be a useful tool for informing couples that they may be at a high risk of having a child with an autosomal recessive disorder (eg, CF and haemoglobinopathy).
A key dichloro/bromo-Bodipy starting material appears to be a useful starting material for such coupling reactions, enabling the synthesis of various symmetrically and unsymmetrically substituted thienyl-dyes.
We conclude that the calibrated BOLD approach provides a highly reproducible measurement of n that can serve as a useful quantitative probe of the coupling of blood flow and energy metabolism in the brain.
