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Under these conditions, the initial rates were measured within the first 2%% of total thiol consumption, allowing the assumption that [RS−]t=[RS−]0 and enabling the rate Equation (6) for this reaction: (6) alternatively expressed as Equation (7): (7) and subsequently integrated to give Equation (8), where kobs is the observed reaction rate (s−1) for the specified reaction conditions.

Genomic instability occurs early in tumorigenesis, increasing the spontaneous mutation rate and enabling the acquisition of DNA alterations that promote the hallmarks of cancer, thereby driving tumor development.

This information might enable the rate of overdiagnosis to be reduced as well.

The numerical analysis of sintering parameters for a single neck allows the evaluation of macroscopic viscosities of the material for different types of the particle packing and enables the estimation of the densification rate of agglomerates and non-agglomerated elements of powder compacts.

Potassium carbonate in mixed toluene/ethanol solvent systems provided the ideal balance of basicity and reaction rate, and enabled the formation of six- and seven-membered rings with no direct reduction (entries 13 15).

The empirical basis of eight differing genetic maps allowed for robust conclusions about the correlates of the local recombination rates and enabled the study of the relation between DNA features and variability in local recombination rates, which is particularly relevant in the honey bee genome with its exceptionally high recombination rate.

"Reaching the Millennium Development Goals means reducing child and maternal mortality rates and enable the children of this country to develop to their full potential and contribute positively to the development of Sierra Leone".

Throughout the long labor market recovery, inflation has remained low, and the Fed has taken a number of steps to keep interest rates low and enable the labor market to improve.

The comparison enables the rating of the options with respect to the management aim (i.e. accessibility of baits).

Patient selection is a crucial factor, both for maximising the benefits achievable from primary resection (Fong et al, 1999) and for enabling the highest resection rates following neoadjuvant therapy (Adam et al, 2004a, 2004b; Folprecht et al, 2005).

The depth of anaesthesia controls nicely the breathing rate, enabling the investigator to keep the rate fairly stable.