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VATICAN CITY — The Vatican said on Monday that its new rules facilitating the conversion of Anglicans, including married Anglican priests, did not "signify any change" in its rules for priestly celibacy.
Nitric oxide synthase (NOS) produces NO.by facilitating the conversion of l-arginine to l-citruline.
This system will reduce costs for construction firms by providing effective and efficient means and guides to complex project management, and by facilitating the conversion of project data into enterprise-owned properties.
The formation of complex Ca2Fe2O5 facilitated the decomposition of these intermediates, thus facilitating the conversion of sludge-N and NOx precursors (tar-N, NH3, HCN) to N2, achieving a highest non-polluting gas yield of 80.5%.
Such molecules, possessing a well-defined three-dimensional structure and a specific biological activity, represent new tools in biology, biotechnology, medical sciences, and also precious intermediates useful in drug design, facilitating the conversion of a protein functional epitope into a classical pharmaceutical.
Enzymes are protein catalysts facilitating the conversion of substrates into products.
REASON: 1.4 (b), (d) Summary 1. (C) The upcoming visit of the Archbishop of Canterbury to Rome November 21 will take place with the background of the Vatican's far-reaching decision to facilitate the conversion of disaffected Anglicans to Catholicism.
The impetus behind this bill, it must be stressed, was humanitarian -- to facilitate the conversion of tens of thousands of Israelis, most of them immigrants from the former Soviet Union or their Israeli-born children.
The beatification came a year after the Vatican angered many Anglicans, not least Archbishop Williams, when it announced that it would facilitate the conversion of groups of traditionalist Anglicans.
Steam is typically added to facilitate the conversion of the carbonaceous materials into syngas.
Educational qualifications facilitate the conversion of cultural capital to economic capital.
