The catalysts are also applicable to a variety of epoxides and good catalytic performances were achieved for producing the corresponding cyclic carbonates in most cases.
Moreover, these bifunctional catalysts are also applicable to a variety of epoxides (including diepoxides) and good catalytic performances were abtained for producing the corresponding cyclic carbonates in most cases.
Although treatment dosimetry is improved after this correction, it remains inferior to the corresponding original plans in most cases.
Substrate-scope exploration established the oxidative lactonization step to be efficient, with yields of isolated 13 only slightly lower than those obtained for the corresponding indanones 6 in most cases.
Cycloaddition reactions of 4 a– f with cyclooctynol 2 in a mixture of acetonitrile and water gave the corresponding stable 14 isoxazolines, in most cases in high yield (Table 1).
However, just as the statement in [27], a globalization of the semismooth Newton method for nonsmooth equations is very hard because the corresponding merit function is nondifferentiable in most cases.
In most cases, corresponding EST sequences could be detected, which confirms that these genes are expressed.
Many of these sequence hits matched to a short ATP-binding domain, in most cases corresponding to proteins of the actins family.
The tree is also labeled with corresponding protein names that are in most cases based on biochemical analyses in specific model systems, but because not all of the clades identified here have been characterized biochemically (or directly shown to be functionally distinct), we prefer a nomenclature that reflects the gene phylogeny because we feel it is likely to be relatively stable.
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