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Conducting audits sufficiently early for sites to benefit from using results to prevent future problems and to allow sufficient time for remediation were also significant considerations, as such instant feedback appeared to promote more effective site management.

Some of these plant products are modified further with recombinant technology [ 30] to make them more effective and site specific.

The incorporation of an enzymatically-synthesized strand appears be a more effective initiation site for the T7 polymerase (unpublished results).

As the AuNC loading increases, more effective catalytic sites are provided; however, overloading can cause agglomeration during pyrolysis, hence, lower the catalytic activity.

It can be seen that the C dl values of 24.0 mF cm−2 for Co9S8/Ni and 13.0 mF cm−2 for MnS/Ni are tremendously increase to 56.3 mF cm−2 for CMS/Ni, implying the CMS/Ni has more effective active sites, as shown in Fig. 2c.

In this study, a novel pollen-based MOAC honeycomb material was firstly explored in which the suitable hydrophilic channels preferentially enrich much more endogenous phosphopeptides than nonphosphopeptides or proteins while doping binary metal oxides at the atomic level and the ultra-high specific surface area have further allowed it to possess more effective active sites.

The protein aggregates could easily attach to OCT/PLGA-TNTs, probably because the larger intertubular areas, which were filled with PLGA, provided more effective nucleation sites for protein adsorption.

"Making ad campaigns even more effective on the site is part of what we're doing" with the changes, Mr. Berman said.

Those excellent properties of rational designed FeNC catalysts can be attributed to the suitable feeding order of chemicals to keep the advantages of graphene with high specific surface area and provide more effective surface active sites, and protection for active sites by carbon layers from polypyrrole.

For example, biodiversity conservation may be much more effective if conserved sites are connected.

The nano copper and few copper oxidation particles in the C-Cu and C-Cu-DI catalysts maybe provide the more effective catalytic activity sites.