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Mesylates are rather hard to detect using UV-absorption, which complicates the final HPLC purification of the radiotracer and also characterized by higher susceptibility to decomposition.

Thermodynamic calculations located an energetically favored composition region for metallic glass formation, and also characterized the composition dependence of the glass-forming ability.

Herein, we investigated the effects of vitellogenin (AgraVg) knockdown on the egg-laying and egg viability in A. grandis females, and also characterized morphologically the unviable eggs.

The sub-watershed with high value of Dd indicates a well-developed network, which is conducive for quick disposal of runoff resulting in intense floods and also characterized by a region of weak subsurface materials, high relief and sparse vegetation.

The synthesis of copper(I) and silver(I) complexes with ferrocenyldithiophosphonate and triphenylphosphine have been described and also characterized by elemental analyses, IR, NMR and MS spectroscopies (Additional file 1).

The synthesis of gold(I) and silver(I) complexes with chiral phosphorus-1,1,-dithiolate and triphenylphosphine have been described and also characterized by elemental analyses, IR, NMR and MS spectroscopies (Additional file 1).

Republicans have long defended their spending as the prerogative of the majority party, and also characterize as absurd the claim that they have been uncooperative — a smokescreen to hide that Democrats are now giving Republicans fewer resources than Democrats had received when they were in the minority.

The study confirms that BNoV is currently circulating among diarrheic calves of Egypt and also characterizes its ORF3 (VP2) genetically.

The objective of this study was to investigate the effects of pure solvent, mixed solvent systems, addition of resin and variation in stirring time on asphaltene precipitation and also characterize the resulting asphaltenes precipitated.

The conditions of poverty--malnutrition, poor sanitation, living in overcrowded slums--are deeply conducive to the spread of TB, and also characterize populations, frequently neglected, at greatest risk of TB who have the most to gain from effective, well-financed health systems.

An appropriately powered study could determine whether any of the sub-groupings of patients with IBS symptoms (for example based on mild, moderate or severe categories) fared better or worse, and also characterize responders and non-responders to acupuncture.