These myriad eminent advantages of UCNPs lead them to be a promising new class of optical biolabels.
That latter viewpoint does after all have the pre-eminent advantage of being mine, and the one that I already occupy anyway (indeed cannot but occupy).
This process, that highlights the pre-eminent green advantages of electrochemical synthesis, especially the utilization of electricity as energy instead of chemical reagents, high atom economy as well as ambient temperature and pressure, could be a mild alternative to already reported synthetic methods.
Pulling out of the Europe Union would encourage Westminster politicians to tear up decades of environmental protections, damaging Britain's countryside for the sake of short term competitive advantage, some of the UK's most eminent naturalists have warned.
It would seem that Mr. Morgenthau was taking full advantage of his status as the most pre-eminent of lame ducks: saying and doing what he wants without real fear of repercussion.
Nanomaterials, especially the one-dimensional nanostructures such as carbon nanotubes (CNT) [6] and metal [7], semiconductor [8], or conducting polymer [9] nanowires or nanotubes, are particularly attractive for biosensor application due to their unique advantages including high surface-to-volume ratio, elevated electrochemical activity, and eminent electron communication features.
The eminent behavioural neurologist VS Ramachandran believes that Van Gogh's epilepsy may have given him an advantage.
In an interview with the Guardian, Annan said Russia, China, the US, France and the UK should take advantage of the imminent 70th anniversary of the UN to modernise the pre-eminent global security body by welcoming in powers such as India and Germany.
Obviously Obama today has the complete sympathy and admiration of the world, and, given this unparalleled global support, he could take full advantage of that wonderful spirit of comity with a visit to the planet's pre-eminent security organization.
