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The IL monomers were functionalized with long alkyl chain substituents to provide the needed selectivity for the separation of aliphatic hydrocarbons.

Time will tell whether compounds of clinical utility can be found that target trypanosomatid kinases and which have the needed selectivity and physicochemical properties to be efficacious.

Reactor designs for Fischer Tropsch synthesis (FTS) are illustrative for the struggle to combine the process needs concerning selectivity, heat removal, pressure drop and catalyst attrition and separation.

Although we have synthesized several potent Nek2 inhibitors with demonstrated activity, these inhibitors need better selectivity to advance them as potential clinical candidates (Supplementary Figure S2).

15 Behm and co-workers 1 performed a thorough investigation on the selectivity under a wide range of conditions and employing a wide range of morphologies, and they convincingly showed that platinum catalysts exhibit selectivity towards CO2 in the region of 0.5 7.5 %, which is far short of the selectivity needed for economic implementation of the technology.

For instance, when the selectivity is 3%, our method's running time is almost that of the smallest number of alignments needed for that selectivity.

This makes it possible to utilize the filter bank itself for efficient implementation of the needed frequency channelization selectivity for all signal processing functions.

Dealing with this demanding quest we proposed, some 40 years ago, the concept of site isolation, defining one of the key requirements needed to achieve selectivity in oxidation catalysis.

All of the methods's hyphenated methodologies employed in this work showed the sensitivity and selectivity needed to determine this class of compounds in wastewater matrices (Table 2).

Future research is needed on the selectivity and specificity of these measures by retrospective inquiry for internalizing problems before family bereavement, so professionals within schools, hospitals and mental health care institutions can identify adolescents at risk for internalizing problems.

The lack of selectivity in GFP targeting could also suggest that additional sequence information that was not included in the constructs might be needed for selective chloroplast targeting.