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The adsorbent was prepared by synthesizing of 4-tert-Octyl-4- phenyl diazenyl phenol and subsequently successfully immobilized onto mesoporous silica monoliths.

As these model parameters were inadequate to predict the residual α-amylase activity of BAA under dynamic conditions correctly, parameters were determined under dynamic conditions and subsequently successfully validated on an independent dynamic data set.

This finding may indicate that, regardless of the successful record of a given NTP in detecting cases and subsequently successfully treating them with a category I regimen, the highest MDR TB rates were found in the countries with the highest retreatment failure rates (category II).

The fact that his defense of set theory against the Burali-Forti and Cantor paradoxes was subsequently successfully formalized in ZFC and the related class systems leads some to believe that Cantor's own set theory was not implicated in the paradoxes.

The transformed protocorms were selected by hygromycin and subsequently regenerated successfully.

Klebsiella pneumoniae carbapenemase (KPC) class A has been found worldwide, although it emerged in the eastern United States in the mid 1990s and subsequently has successfully established itself in multiple states (1 ).

All relevant findings were subsequently successfully reproduced with L-lyxose, and for the sake of clarity in the following discussion the structures of the L-series are consistently depicted.

The score was subsequently successfully used in a study examining the determinants of abstract acceptance and publication in gastroenterological research [ 35, 36].

He subsequently successfully underwent a left axillary-brachial artery bypass graft.

Thanks to Delahaye's careful husbandry the breadfruit was subsequently successfully introduced to the French West Indies.

Meese Commission subsequently successfully demanded that convenience store chains remove from shelves men's magazines such as Playboy (Dworkin wrote that the magazine "in both text and pictures promotes both rape and child sexual abuse") and Penthouse.