The differences in reactivity can be attributed to the disparate abilities of the alkoxide nucleophiles in the pendant groups in ligands L1 and L2 to attack the substrate phosphate diester BNPP due to differences in their tether lengths.
Previously, we reported the discovery of nine different 32P-labeled decapeptides, each varying from one another by only one to three amino acids, that exhibited widely disparate abilities to bind to and transfer radioisotope permanently to proteins in cell lines established from a panel of colon adenocarcinomas.
Ms. Lagarde's ability to bridge disparate power blocs is crucial for Europe as the global financial crisis stretches into a fourth year, says Louis Giscard d'Estaing, a lawmaker with the governing Union for a Popular Movement, and son of the former French president Valéry Giscard d'Estaing.
Our findings reinforce the need for change in the inflexible age-grade system that puts children with disparate learning abilities in the same class.
The low evidence level and disparate populations limited ability to combine results and to draw strong conclusions.
Harnessing different modes of visualization, i.e., 3D and 4D, to present different types of information from disparate sources enhances the ability to absorb the content, as well as the ease of its access, when required (Pantea et al. 2011).
But evidence for the determination of vera causae was to be demonstrated by the ability of disparate phenomena to be drawn together under a single unifying "Conception of the Mind," exemplified for Whewell by Newton's universal law of gravitation.
Further enhancing the consistency across disparate datasets is WINGS ability to predefine and constrain the specific datasets allowed as input/output for each component.
Thus DARC demonstrates a disparate activity in its ability to bind to angiogenic versus angiostatic chemokines, and thus might contribute to the net angiogenic activity within the local tumor microenvironment.
His ability to unite disparate factions as the elected President of the Harvard Law Review.
