The formation of bis-arylated products as minor contaminant in a number of examples prompted us to exploit the protocol for the synthesis of 2,3-bis-arylated benzo-fused heterocycles as well, starting from C-2 arylated derivatives (Table 4).
For example, mutations at lysine residues prompted us to analyze corresponding lysine to arginine (which restores positive charge but prevents acetylation) and lysine to glutamine (which mimics constitutive acetylation) changes.
Coverage of the sit/lie ordinance, for example, prompted the most public discussion of homelessness in San Francisco in years.
The nominee for ambassador to Norway, for example, prompted outrage in Oslo by characterising one of the nation's ruling parties as extremist.
His questioning of the safety of the Avandia diabetes medication in late May, for example, prompted a federal safety alert and led to a sales decline of about 30percentt for the drug, which brought in $3.2 billion for GlaxoSmithKline last year.
His fascination with game theory, for example, prompted him to investigate the mathematics of bluffing and to develop a theory on the optimal moment for an advancing duelist to open fire.
Mr. Pitt's departure from "State of Play," for example, prompted Universal Pictures to begin talks with the actor Russell Crowe, whose next assignment, after all, is Ridley Scott's "Nottingham," a reimagining of the Robin Hood story from the sheriff's point of view, also for Universal.
Data showing that the Japanese had higher I.Q.s than people of European descent, for example, prompted the British psychometrician and eugenicist Richard Lynn to concoct an elaborate evolutionary explanation involving the Himalayas, really cold weather, premodern hunting practices, brain size, and specialized vowel sounds.
For the most part the passions are directed at immediate ends, and for this reason they exaggerate the goodness or badness of their objects, prompting us, for example, to flee quickly from apparent dangers.
She asked a barman if he'd give her a lapdance, for example, prompting obvious bemusement.
