Once formed, arseniosiderite is probably not a permanent repository for As, because iron reducing bacteria are capable of deriving energy from the reduction of Fe3+ in arsenate minerals just as they do from Fe3+ in (hydr oxides [52].
However, no body known to science has ever been capable of deriving protection from ridiculous magic water.
Here we report that certain bacterial populations are capable of deriving carbon from HCB in contaminated soil under aerobic conditions.
Neural network systems are highly capable of deriving knowledge from complex data, and they are used to extract patterns and trends which are otherwise hidden in many applications.
The PMRS method is designed to employ currently available satellite remote sensing parameters as many as possible, including aerosol optical depth (AOD), fine mode fraction (FMF), planetary boundary layer height (PBLH) and atmospheric relative humidity (RH), and thus be capable of deriving PM2.5 from instantaneous remote sensing measurements under different pollution levels.
Normal mammalian brain cells are metabolically versatile and capable of deriving energy from glucose and ketone bodies (Greene et al, 2003).
Here, the heterologous expression of the soluble [NiFe] hydrogenase from Ralstonia eutropha H16 (the SH hydrogenase) was used to demonstrate the introduction of a pathway capable of deriving substantial hydrogen from the NADH generated by fermentation.
Network with a hidden layer is capable of deriving the nonlinear equations from presented data belong to that.
In the 7th and 8th centuries the qadi was expected to be capable of deriving the specific rules of law from their sources in the Qurʾān, Hadith (traditions of the Prophet), and ijmāʿ (consensus of the community).
The CVM is capable of deriving the net value per hour of informal caregiving from the perspective of the informal caregiver [ 55].
Most of the compounds capable of being derived from acetylene are prepared more economically from ethylene, which is a less expensive starting material.
