The purified β-glucosidase was effectively active on p-/o-nitrophenyl-β-d-glucopyranosides (p-/o-NPG) with Km values of 2.22 and 14.11 mM and Vmax values of 370.4 and 48.5 U/mg, respectively.
At a short delay, it is impossible to discriminate whether memory formation or retrieval has been affected, the drug being effectively active in the brain during both processes.
By comparing active coping (+CPT) to passive waiting (-CPT) we confirmed the hypothesis that amygdala activation during anticipation of painful heat can be effectively reduced by active engagement in a simple task.
It is finally demonstrated with experiments that the technique is practical and a second order filter can be effectively used for active control of cavity noise in a single narrow or broad frequency band.
UV visible absorption spectra, X-ray diffraction, Raman spectroscopy, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and electrical properties confirmed that the graphene oxide can be effectively reduced by the active screen plasma treatments.
In short, lahar-hazard risk reduction cannot be effectively accomplished without the active, impartial involvement of qualified scientists.
But whether you are for or against U.S. policies in Iraq and elsewhere, the fact is that many of the world's problems cannot be effectively managed without the active participation of the U.S. World leaders know that America will bounce back again.
An overriding theme is that lahar-hazard risk reduction cannot be effectively accomplished without the active, impartial involvement of volcano scientists, who are willing to assume educational, interpretive, and advisory roles to work in partnership with elected officials, emergency managers, and vulnerable communities.
Moreover, since kinases and phosphatases are enzymes whose catalytic activity can be effectively and specifically turned off by active site-directed inhibitors, they constitute nowadays the largest subset of the druggable genome, the so-called "kinome" and "phosphatome".
The term 'hybrid' PBL is thought to originate from Harvard's New Pathway curriculum in which "the scope, frequency and format of lectures and laboratory sessions could be effectively altered to dovetail with active problem-based discussions" [ 8].
