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X-ray diffractometry, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, Raman spectroscopy and thermogravimetric analysis demonstrated that the graphite oxide was reduced effectively and was comparable in composition to reduced graphite oxide prepared using previously described methods that rely on toxic and hazardous reducing agents, such as hydrazine, sodium borohydride, or hydrohalic acids.
This implied that the gamma-ray and kinetic energy of the burst's ejecta were comparable, effectively ruling out those GRB models which are relatively inefficient at producing gamma rays.
In conclusion, sucrose and molasses effectively replaced lactose, supporting comparable performance in nursery pigs.
This discount would progressively diminish for subsequent comparable offenses, effectively raising the offender's culpability (von Hirsch and Ashworth 2005: 148–155), and it would apply only to lesser wrongs, as it is hard to sympathize with frailty when it comes to serious crimes such as rape or murder (Duff 2001: 169).
And Boston, like the federal government and many other cities and states, requires its private contractors to pay the locally "prevailing wage," which effectively means a wage comparable to what a union would demand.
Both LPS effects were effectively prevented by ATIII (P < 0.01), whereas ATIII + Hep and ATIII + LMWH animals showed microcirculatory disturbances comparable to that observed in endotoxemic controls.
By holding Facebook responsible for content it didn't know about, the Northern Irish court effectively imposed a monitoring requirement comparable to those in Delfi and MTE.
Many protozoans respond to adverse environmental conditions by encysting: they secrete a thick, tough wall around themselves and effectively enter a quiescent state comparable to hibernation.
Using comparable outcomes has effectively put an end to possible grade inflation, so that the proportion of A grades awarded overall has steadily fallen since 2010, when the new policy was introduced, from 27%to26%6% in 2014.
