Table 3 clearly shows that the first azeotrope is dominant when excess methanol is used, whereas with equimolar reactants, reasonable quantity of second azeotrope is present in the product.
At more acidic or more basic conditions outside this range, hydrophobic forces and surface tension become dominant as excess charge of one polyion is no longer fully compensated.
Dominant parameters such as excess air ratio, spark timing, and volume percent of hydrogen content, were investigated as independent variables.
Our analysis has shown that grain-boundary scattering is the dominant mechanism of the excess resistivity both for Ag and Ag/Cr films and the resistivity data could be analyzed in terms of the Mayadas Shatzkes (M S) model.
Then the growth turned to be VS dominant due to the excess of As.
The emergence of cardiac insufficiency, rather than cardiac ischaemia, as the dominant factor associated with excess risk of prolonged postoperative morbidity has promoted the application of biomarkers used commonly in cardiovascular medicine.
The peculiar selective regime that the X is under may further lead to the acquisition of specialized gene content: because X chromosomes are transmitted through females two-thirds of the time, they will accumulate an excess of dominant mutations that are beneficial to females (Rice 1984), potentially leading to the accumulation of genes with female functions on this chromosome.
The dominant-negative effect of excess DG on podosome formation provided a useful tool to reveal functionally important regions of dystroglycan involved in podosome formation.
Dynamic recrystallization is dominant at strain rates in excess of 10−1 s−1 and results in a strong coarsening of the microstructure and premature failure.
We have also recently identified two young males (age 8 and 11 years) presenting with premature pubarche and adrenal androgen excess due to dominant negative mutations in the HSD11B1 gene, resulting in deficiency of 11β-HSD1 oxo-reductase activity (5).
