Thus, complementing previous work on the evolution of genetic architectures in subdivided populations subject to diversifying selection, it is shown that concentrated architectures may aid the maintenance of polymorphism.
Selective precipitation of lignin in a membrane-concentrated solute would aid recovery of purified lignin.
During the test, only methane was measured as carbon dioxide was scrubbed off from the produced gas with the aid of concentrated NaOH.
On the other hand, high-temperature, solar-driven, thermochemical fuel production, based on the ability to induce low-cost metal oxides to release oxygen (i.e., to reduce) by heating them to high but more moderate temperatures (typically 500 1500 °C), with the aid of concentrated solar energy technology, is being investigated.
300 mg of ferrozine and 300 mg of neocuproine were dissolved in deionized water using a few drops of concentrated hydrochloric acid to aid is dissolution and diluted to 100 ml in a volumetric flask.
According to the policy of SGCC, smart battery charging and swapping operational service network for EVs should, where possible, follow the principle of providing battery swapping as the primary service, supplemented by charging where necessary, aided by concentrated charging and classification distribution.
The Oxford University research shows emergency food aid is most concentrated in areas where there are high levels of joblessness and benefit sanctions.
It is a digestive alcohol that tastes like concentrated Jägermeister with hints of Band-Aids.
The layer in the form of a membrane containing the concentrated growth membrane was held with the aid of a hemostatic clamp, separated from the red blood cell layer by cutting with a pair of scissors and then pressed to form a membrane (Fig. 1).
However, Chinese aid appears to be more concentrated than that of more traditional donors: the top 10 recipient countries received 89% of Chinese health aid to Africa.
