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A significant amount of electrons and hole pairs could be generated upon illumination of catalyst's surface with photons of appropriate energy.
In our structure there are no openings in the CusC walls that would allow the acquisition of metals from CusB, but such passageways might be generated upon assembly of the intact efflux pump.
Research often enables policies to be generated upon technically well-informed bases.
The commercial mixtures contain dioxin-like contaminants (Sanders et al. 2005), which may also be generated upon burning.
The g = 2 radical signal was specifically probed through the use of various tyrosine isotopologues, and the observed hyperfine coupling constants, as analyzed through DFT simulations, are most consistent with a 4-oxidobenzyl radical intermediate that would be generated upon heterolytic Cα Cβ tyrosine bond cleavage.
Indeed, all but one (G117W) of the mutations of p53 that we report here to be generated upon nutlin-3 adaptation have been previously found in patient biopsies and established cancer cell lines (see http://www-p53.iarc.fr/), confirming that the continuous treatment with nutlin-3 confers a strong selection pressure against functional wild-type p53.
MapMan figures were generated upon binning of DEG sequences to MapMan bins by the Mercator application (Lohse et al. 2014).
Once the different laminae are stacked together a residual stress profile is generated upon cooling after sintering because of the differential thermal expansion coefficient.
In this paper, Ab2 was generated upon the immunization of mice with F ab′ 2 fragment, which was specific to AFB1 and obtained by pepsin digestion of Ab1.
Primary ash particles of size nearly equal to that of the parent fuel were generated upon complete burnoff of the pelletized sludge.
Under both conditions, the aromatic amines were generated upon reduction, which are eventually degraded under aerobic conditions by microbial enzymes like mono, dioxygenases, and hydrolases (Idaka et al. 1987; Russ et al. 2000; Hu 2001).
