On this assumption, the formation of methæmoglobin from hæmoglobin does not take place in a single step; but the four iron atoms of the hæmoglobin molecule may be oxidized separately and successively.
This intuition leads to the assumption that formation of new interactions among existing proteins in a pathway are negligibly rare compared to new protein recruitment.
These assumptions explain the formation of a thin, non-atomizing film in the upper part of the pipe.
Pressure transient analysis is normally based on various analytical solutions of the linear one-dimensional diffusion equation under restrictive assumptions about the formation and its boundaries.
Bergström, R., Denier van der Gon, H. A. C., Prévôt, A. S. H., Yttri, K. E. & Simpson, D. Modelling of organic aerosols over Europe (2002–2007) using a volatility basis set (VBS) framework: application of different assumptions regarding the formation of secondary organic aerosol.
In comparison with the available methods, the proposed solution has the advantages of requiring no prior assumptions about the formation compressibility, aquifer size, or volume of adjacent shales for estimating the initial gas in-place.
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However, the standard methodology focuses on the investigation of small numbers of anticipated DNA adducts based on a priori assumptions regarding the formation of specific adducts.
Mass spectrometry-based analysis of DNA modifications traditionally has been a bottom-up approach where analyses focus on small numbers of anticipated DNA adducts based on a priori assumptions regarding the formation of specific adducts and in vitro analysis.
A simple yet accurate enough approximate analytical solution is also proposed, based on the assumption of the formation of a "chlorination front" where all the absorption and binding of Cl− takes place, and beyond which no effects of the ingress of Cl− from the environment are felt.
