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Where cleavage does occur in a protein is due to a combination of the preference of the peptidase and the availability of bonds in the substrate.

Migratory aptitude is particularly well-defined in the Baeyer Villager reaction (also involving a cationic transition state and formal migration of a hydrocarbyl anion) and corresponds to the availability of bonding electrons in the moiety undergoing migration to donate into a σ* orbital (in carboboration, it is donation to the formally empty p z orbital in the vinyl cation).

An important constraint for generating ready to compute molecules was the non-availability of bond order information in the published coordinates data.

Due to the availability of the bond data, this paper focuses on the European Debt Crisis and the Subprime Crisis.

In the United States, the coal industry benefits from federal tax breaks and gets indirect support through the availability of tax-exempt bonds, loan guarantees and lien accommodations to support investment in coal plants.

Two such proposals would adjust the tax code to expand the use and availability of tax-exempt bonds for water projects and develop an infrastructure bank to supplement loan funds for infrastructure while increasing private capital investment.

Can there be a better place, he asks, for a bright neon sign announcing the availability of second chances and bail bonds than across the street from a courthouse and a jail?

The study says the conventional advice ignores the high taxes generated by the typical stock fund and the availability of tax-exempt municipal bonds for the fixed-income part of a portfolio.

The availability of a variety of adhesive-bonding methods is helpful in assembling components by adhesive bonding.

It is vital for the design of bonded structures the availability of reliable damage models to predict their fracture behaviour.

The central bank is trying to increase economic activity by holding down interest rates and reducing the availability of safe assets like Treasury bonds, pushing investors to take larger risks and reducing borrowing costs for businesses and consumers.