They found that they were able to perform the reaction at room temperature using a mixed solvent system and demonstrated a broader scope of aryl and heteroaryl substitution on the starting material, although in some cases enantioselectivity was moderate.
Alex combined his labels to identify, request, refuse and categorise more than 100 different items, demonstrating a level and scope of cognitive abilities never expected in an avian species... Her research with Alex shattered the generally held notion that parrots are only capable of mindless vocal mimicry".
These teams continued on with their projects to the write up stage with minimal support, demonstrating a potential for sustainability beyond the scope of the program.
We use a small number of experimentally derived criteria to calibrate the model for sleep deprivation, then investigate model predictions for other experiments, demonstrating the scope of application.
I salute the women of the armed forces who have made so much progress in demonstrating the scope of their potential to the world.
In addition to demonstrating the scope of the issue, Desmond's book also showed that eviction isn't just a byproduct of poverty, but is actually fueling the cycle.
The present volume is devoted primarily to demonstrating the scope of the national censuses and the extent of countries'participation in the items proposed in FAO's Programme for the 1960 World Census of Agriculture.
We found five patients who carried NDM-1 rectally at admission, demonstrating the scope of NDM-1 spread among admitted patients from the community and also the transmission of NDM-1 between different hospitals; three of the five positive patients at admission had been transferred from another hospital.
Get a scope of the project.
Results from rheological studies demonstrated the scope of a novel Thermal Synergistic Polymerization (TSP) effect between phthalonitrile and the alicyclic imide compounds.
With the Equal Rights Amendment as a model, it demonstrates the scope of the Tea Party's ambition to drive politics and law far to the right.
