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The nature of the thermolysis of 1 showed its aptitude to give a 1 1 compositeoxideposite oxide material at 575 °C.
Diffusion paths of each model system were also identified after 15 min at 1100 °C and all highlighted the α-NiPtAl phase formation and its aptitude to be used in TBC systems.
The Discourse on the Positive Spirit, which had served as the preface to the Philosophical Treatise on Popular Astronomy (1844), had already emphasized the social purpose of positivism and its aptitude to replace theology in politics and morality.
Based upon the presence of eEF1γ in the nuclear compartment, its ability to bind RPB3 and pol II plus its aptitude to combine with Vimentin mRNA we investigated the possibility that eEF1γ could also stay on the Vimentin gene promoter.
This assay was chosen due to its aptitude to quantify specific changes in the neural stem cell compartment based on the notion that progenitor cells show a restricted proliferative potential compared to stem cells that have a more unlimited proliferative ability.
Its nephrotoxic action is attributed to its aptitude to damage proximal convoluted tubules (PCT) and glomerular basement membrane [ 1].
What the founding generation did not (and probably could not) imagine was obstruction as the first and sometimes the only order of business; what they did not foresee was a Senate faction that does not believe, as they believed, that "the true test of a good government is its aptitude and tendency to produce a good administration".
In Alexander Hamilton's words, "the true test of a good government is its aptitude and tendency to produce a good administration".
Thence, it has reduced PCT aptitude to acidify urine and hindered uric acid exodus with urine.
The mixed-mode bending test is used owing to its aptitude for easier alteration of mode ratio.
Indeed, due to their aptitude to neutralize reactive oxygen species, they promote the lifespan of the embryo during its development [ 100].
