Besides TiO2, many other metal-oxide photocatalysts such as BiVO4, WO3, ZnO, etc. have invariably been attempted to be coated on substrate as photoanodes for PEC water splitting [17, 54, 55, 56, 57].
Governors sent from Beijing would invariably begin by attempting to impose state control, but gradually accepted private enterprise as the only way to eke out growth.As China came out of its Maoist gloom, Zhejiang's scrappy entrepreneurs had already acquired, in the least auspicious circumstances, a culture of opportunity and a belief that anyone could become successful.
He assails the political dysfunction that invariably suffocates attempts at improving national fortunes.
At times of greatest narrative moment - his mother lying dying on a sofa, spitting bile into a plastic contraption; a friend's attempted suicide - the narrative is invariably displaced by a television programme that has been playing in the background.
If pericardial fluid is withdrawn, TB culture should be attempted as AFB smear is almost invariably negative [14].
Meanwhile, his plays wrestled with the dilemma outlined in "Merrily We Roll Along," as he attempted to reconcile art with commerce and invariably compromised both.
Ransomed in 1580, he served Spain as a spy in Portugal and Oran and then returned to Madrid, where he attempted a career as a dramatist, almost invariably failing after writing at least 20 plays.
Even in the rare cases where this is attempted, the resulting estimates would be biased since invariably a large portion of patients lost to follow-up will not be located.
From time to time state or local authorities have attempted to deal in foreign policy matters considered exclusively the province of the federal government, but their efforts have invariably been struck down by the courts.
But his "OBIT" attempted a psychological self-diagnosis, blaming depression rather than the Depression: Any sane doctor knows that the reasons for suicide are invariably psychopathological and the true suicide type manufactures his own difficulties.
