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So far, our studies have shown that the combination in acetone of the well-known H2bsph ligand, a base and NdIII NO3 3·6H2O, results in a yellow solid which crystalline forms has been suitable for X-ray diffraction studies.
Because of the skewness parameter, that model has been suitable for most types of fertility patterns, including bimodal fertility patterns.
Since EPI is one of the fastest imaging techniques, it has been suitable for observing functional dynamic changes of the brain.
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Only a few dots of high ground would have been suitable for a grave.
Any grapes probably wouldn't have been suitable for wine, but they could certainly have been made into grape jelly and other "dainties".
"This is the kind of place that would have been suitable for life," Dr. Squyres went on, but quickly added: "Now that doesn't mean life was there.
One psychiatrist complained: "The style of the conference would have been suitable for a convention of cosmetics sales reps; this is supposed to be a scientific meeting.
We answered promptly, in our most cutting manner, asking whether the plane was equipped with the only bomb that could possibly have been suitable for the occasion - a Bomb of Gilead.
The limited scale of the Archive Collection makes sense for these titles, most of which are in imperfect condition and would not have been suitable for a mass-market home video release.
Mr Kay's team had found some undeclared laboratories that might have been suitable for WMD research, evidence of work on illegal missiles, and other violations of UN resolutions.
Japanese papermakers improved the quality of paper still further, and the quality of their paper would have been suitable for folding, although no hard evidence of origami exists before 1600.
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