It is, however, currently not known how much chemical interaction contributes to actual bonding effectiveness, i.e. the ratio of chemical bonding to eventual 'total' bonding effectiveness must be regarded as arbitrary since differences in substrate properties such as roughness, stiffness, etc., between the hydroxyapatite and enamel specimens are ignored (Van Meerbeek et al., 2003).
Amphiphiles, simultaneously possessing polar and apolar moieties within their molecular architecture, can give a wide scenario of possible intermolecular interactions: polar polar, polar apolar, apolar apolar interactions, eventual directional H-bonds, steric hindrance and so on.
Originally designed as a light-gun game in the style of Sega's arcade classic Virtua Cop, Rare's eventual take on the Bond myth – by far the most successful video game adaptation of Ian Fleming's series – demonstrated that the First Person Shooter could translate from the PC to the living room.
Damage modeling allows simulating the degradation and eventual failure of the bond between two cohesive surfaces.
But if Bonds is proven to have used steroids, would Aaron consider Bonds's eventual total tarnished?
Such steps, he indicated, should include more public investment and the eventual issuing of euro bonds that would pool some of the euro zone countries' debt.
Even as there is some fear that the Fed will exit too soon, many analysts say the eventual reduction of the bond-buying will come with an expansion of the economy and corporate earnings, which would continue to support equities.
This leads to the loss of backbone H-bonding and eventual separation of one β-strands from the outer layer.
But given the eventual paydown of these bonds and the wealth of America, such fears are groundless.
The PEGylated prodrugs are synthesized with degradable PEG anhydride drug bonds for eventual delivery of free drug from the formulation.
