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He added: "We expect modest yield and traffic growth for the full year to be partly offset by higher oil and Eurocontrol [European air traffic control] costs, resulting in another year of profit".

The HAPMO from P. fluorescens ACB is the phylogenetically closest BVMO that has been evaluated on ketones 31 and 32; this enzyme showed modest yield and ee for the desymmetrization of 31 and 32 (Mihovilovic et al. 2005a).

When DPEPhos was employed in the cross-coupling of methyl ether 227a, product was obtained in modest yield and poor es.

Treating 2-arylbenzophenone (21 a) with hexylamine and titanium tetrachloride produced imine 22 a, which was isolated by chromatography in modest yield and was used to investigate the conditions for the proposed cyclisation (Scheme 5).

Although several authors have previously reported methods for isolation and primary culture of HPTEC [6], [9], [11] and HRTC [12], [14], widespread application of these human culture preparations has been hampered by modest yields and impaired cell viability.

However, only modest yields and low enantioselectivities were observed (Table 27).

Because human qHSC isolations are characterized by modest yields and freshly isolated cells are culture expanded during which they quickly acquire an activated phenotype, these experiments were performed on freshly isolated mouse qHSCs.

Isoindolinone 13d was only formed in modest yield (51%) and significant formation of dimer 14b was observed.

Interestingly, the reaction proceeded with high selectivity to provide 28 a, albeit in modest yield,[ 12] and <5%% of regioisomer 28 b (as judged by LC-MS analysis).

In 2009, Nakamura and co-workers disclosed amino hydroxy phosphine L87, with which the Cu-catalyzed reaction between cinnamyl phosphate 329 and dialkylzinc reagents proceeds in modest yield but high ee and regioselectivity.

The data synthesized in the current paper illustrate modest yield increases with fire exclusion and could be viewed as a transitional phase towards higher input use and thus higher yielding systems.