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The listed examples and convincing yields show the potential for P. putida-based industrial production processes.

Dhaval Joshi of BCA, a research group, says that the European Central Bank's bond-buying created a degree of "groupthink" among investors, with everyone convinced that yields were headed lower.

We show that accuracy control is crucial when using this idea, therefore we present a time-adaptive SBDF1/SBDF1 2-step method that yieldSBDF1/SBDF1 2-stepts reflecting the change in timethodes during thatlogical changes of the nanostructures.

An equivalence is demonstrated between the 3 dB resonance half-width of each Lamb mode and the imaginary part of the modal wavenumber per unit wavenumber of the fluid, and this facilitates the numerical checking of the theory which is carried out in a companion paper [2] and yields convincing proof of the applicability of the approach.

These meta-analyses often yield convincing, contradictory or no proof of effectiveness.

Application of the proposed results to a real case situation yield convincing realisations of the observed microstructure in two and three dimensions.

Disease activity in RA is usually not correlated with rheumatoid factor titers, and previous therapeutic attempts to reduce rheumatoid factor load have not yielded convincing clinical results [ 27].

Analogous soaking experiments performed with crystals of AfUGMY104A and AfUGMQ107A did not yield convincing electron density features for bound UDP and, thus, only the ligand-free reduced enzyme structures are reported for these variants.

Although computational approaches yield convincing evidence for the existence of sRNAs in Rickettsia, it is critical to validate the expression of predicted sRNAs during host-pathogen interactions via experimental strategies.

The patent literature shows convincing examples where the yield of alkenes has been increased in conjunction with a thermal balance with respect to the endothermic/exothermic nature of the reactions.

Zalmay Khalilzad, the American ambassador, said that President Robert Mugabe and his ruling circle needed more than carrots to convince them to yield.