The influence of several experimental parameters, such as temperature, monomer concentration [M], dithioester to initiator molar ratio ([CTA]/[AIBN]) and monomer to dithioester molar ratio ([M]/[CTA]), has been studied with respect to polymerization duration, conversion limit, adequacy between experimental and calculated molecular weight (MW) values and polydispersity index (PDI).
Mr. Fredman's victory in the appeals court threatened to unsettle many states' contribution limits on two levels: first, under the notion that inflation should be taken into account in assessing a limit's adequacy, and second, by demanding a level of evidence of corruption beyond what the Supreme Court had required when it upheld the federal limits in Buckley v. Valeo.
[ 36] and [ 41] set the limit of adequacy for blood Se at 0.20 μg/ml, while [ 39] and [ 15] declare concentrations above 0.10 μg/ml as adequate.
While benefits of protection were evident, the cost-benefit of implementing similar MPAs should be carefully considered as the partial protection status and small size of the MPA limit both the adequacy of the MPA for protecting a larger range of species, and the magnitude and thus detectability of effects.
Here the case presented to us, and consequently the remedy, is limited to the adequacy of education financing for the New York City public schools, though the State may of course address Statewide issues if it chooses...
Canine obesity is usually treated with dietary energy restriction, but data are limited regarding nutritional adequacy.
It considers the adequacy and limits of current regulatory approaches for handling complex environmental problems, such as TBT in antifouling paint.
This study showed that the response of chewing or ruminating activity alone seemed to be insufficient to assess the dietary physical effectiveness or fiber adequacy in limit-fed dairy cows when high-concentrate diets were fed separately.
Broadly speaking, measurement theory sets out to (i) identify the assumptions underlying the use of various mathematical structures for describing aspects of the empirical world, and (ii) draw lessons about the adequacy and limits of using these mathematical structures for describing aspects of the empirical world.
This improves generalizability for empiric dosing, although it limits conclusions about the adequacy of drug exposure in any specific patient.
The original Basel rules on capital adequacy sought to limit such "hybrid" capital that sits between equity and debt.
