Its major products are terylene wool tops, which include white tops, black tops, antistatic tops, white glazed tops, soybean fiber products and differential wool tops, among others, as well as compound staple fibers, which include terylene staple fibers.
There is a current debate regarding the concentration of EDCs needed to produce biologic effects in both humans and animals (Kaiser 2000; Welshons et al. 2003), especially because BPA is highly unstable in water and undergoes biodegradation to a less active compound (Staples et al. 1998; Zalko et al. 2003).
Our results suggest that NA is a novel and potent promoter of Fe bioavailability that may potentially be used as a biofortifying target compound in staples and in food fortificants to improve Fe utilization by resource-poor people in the developing world who eat rice-based diets.
PFCs, or perfluorinated compounds, are a staple in many fabrics used for outdoor clothing.
Unconventional Diner chef-owner David Deshaies, a native of France, where compound butter is a staple of the cuisine, likes to leave his butter out overnight to come to room temperature.
The enzyme multicopper oxidase (MCO) is a type of laccase (EC 1.10.3.2) that has important industrial applications owing to its oxidizing and degrading activities on a wide variety of aromatic compounds (Mayer and Staples 2002; Claus 2003; Rodgers et al. 2010).
The Norwegian and Indian Embassies were among those that held showings; for a time, the American Embassy even had a small gallery inside its compound, with Hamdards as a staple offering.
By Saturday, Ms. Tomé said, staples at the compound itself would be exhausted.
Monoclonal antibodies are designed by the immune system to bind only to specific target molecules, making them much more precise than typical small-molecule drugs, the relatively simple compounds that have been the staple of the pharmaceutical industry.
As for carbon fiber, besides filaments, there are many types including tow, staple yarn, chopped strands, compound, and so on.
In the U.S. decades of market dominance have made Coke a low-growth staple: The ten-year compound annual unit-case growth in the U.S. is only 4%.
