To achieve this purpose, a-G substrate is initially synthesized via an easily-processible and powerful p-phenylenediamine diazotisation reaction, the modified p-aniline groups further serve as initiation sites for the chemical grafting and polymerization of aniline.
The results showed a powerful p-doping, which enabled us to decrease electrical resistance of the material by more than 60% eventually reaching specific conductivity of 1.24 S m2 g−1.
But iconic gestures that represent meaning in their form and do not reference any nearby objects are also powerful (Ping & Goldin-Meadow, 2008), perhaps because they reinforce and activate mental representations (Alibali, Bassok, Solomon, Syc, & Goldin-Meadow, 1999).
The powerful P-postlabelling technique has been adopted for the detection of DNA adducts (Martin et al, 1997, 1998).
Finally, we suggest that more advanced statistical methods and a more powerful p-value correction should be performed in future research of this topic.
There was negligible change in results following adjustment for potential confounders (powerful others, p < 0.001; chance, p = 0.037; internal locus of control, p = 0.768).
Dose was treated as either a categorical or continuous variable during analysis, with the latter analysis leading to a more powerful test (p = 0.021 vs. p = 0.159).
People with SMI are more likely to have a health locus of control determined by powerful others (p < 0.001) and chance (p = 0.006).
"But, the key to understanding why South Korea and the Uited States have inclusive economic institutions is not just their pluralistic political institutions, but also their sufficiently centralized and powerful states" (p. 80, emphasis added).
As Wilkins phrases it, Watson (Jim) and Crick (Francis) "formed a powerful team" (p. 163).
It was very powerful," El-P told the BBC.
