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Basic conditions and moderate temperature (40 °C) represent a good compromise for enhancing selectivity to aminoacids.

In this paper the possibility of enhancing selectivity and yields by application of optimised dosing concepts is investigated theoretically and experimentally.

Molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) are smart materials that are designed for the purpose of pre-concentration and enhancing selectivity in the extraction and quantification of organic and inorganic analytes from many complex matrices such as blood, urine and wastewater.

Another advantage of using the LPD delivery system is that LPD tends to accumulate in tumors because of the EPR effect, thus greatly enhancing selectivity [ 1].

The possible identification of tissue-specific executioners of apoptosis might be ideal subjects of investigation, and may have the advantage of enhancing selectivity in therapeutical intervention.

Compounds 4 a and 5 a bearing a further methoxy substituent were also explored, aiming to probe further the tolerance of the GOase enzyme's active site to additional substituents, and their potential role in enhancing selectivity.

The possibility of enhancing selectivities and yields in networks of parallel and series reactions is investigated theoretically.

While our results indicate that increased sensory gain alone cannot explain selective attention in the auditory cortex, but that enhanced frequency selectivity in the underlying tonotopically organized neurons additionally contributes to filtering of task-relevant stimuli from noise, there are number of alternative mechanisms that could explain enhanced selectivity during selective attention.

These findings suggest that increased gain and enhanced selectivity together explain selective attention (as hypothesized in Figure 2).

Thus, the addition of Fe enhances selectivity to propylene and has a decreased selectivity to ethylene.

This indicates that Fe is a better promoter to enhance selectivity to light olefins than Cr.