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Initial yielding is described using a recently developed analytical yield function that accounts for both anisotropy and strength differential effects.

Finally, DtHNL1 can convert aromatic ketones such as 1-phenylethanone, however, in low analytical yield (<24%), which reveals ketones as more difficult substrates for this enzyme (Table 1, entry 6).

The results were further validated against the analytical yield line method and the design resistance equations provided by the EC3.

Based on the atomistic studies presented in Part I, we develop analytical yield criteria for single crystals that capture the effect of shear stresses other than the Schmid stress (non-glide stresses) on the shear stress needed for dislocation glide (Peierls stress).

These yields are decay corrected and either determined by analysing samples taken from the reaction mixture (analytical yields) or from activities at the start of synthesis and in the formulated product.

Easy scalability was demonstrated by analytical yields that were, within the experimental error, equal to yields from 1 mL bioreductions.

Analytical yields of 91% and 97% were obtained in whole cell reductions containing resin and 100 mM substrate or hexane, additives and 300 mM substrate (Table 6).

The resulting approximate analytical solutions yield realistic hillslope internal architectures when supplied with realistic geomorphic, geochemical and hydrologic parameter values derived from literature.

Analytical results yield explicit criteria for the onset of pulsation, and show that positive stretch promotes pulsation while negative stretch retards it.

Different analytical methods yield different trees [ 5, 15], all of which have very low levels of clade support.

The present systematic analytical analysis yields the analytic functions describing the history of contact force as well as the deflections of the impactor and the plate in the transverse direction.