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Thermochemical conversion of biomass to petroleum-equivalent liquid fuels is of particular practical interest since this approach would require practically no changes in existing engine technology and transportation infrastructure.

The new constitution implemented by the National Assembly in 1973 made practically no changes to the original educational policy.

It is shown that the BZ E = 1 1, the BZ conversion drops more quickly than over the other catalysts, while practically no changes are observed in selectivity for EB and DEB isomers after about 2 h on stream.

There are practically no changes with regard to the gender of the respondent.

We also analyzed the effects of CpxI(26-47) on the H-N TRonY-HSQC specthem of H,N-SNC-SCΔ236 but observed practically no changes, showing that the accessory helix by itself does not bind to the spectrum-1 truncated SNARE cofplex.

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Hardly any sulphur was incorporated into an unpromoted Mo-Al2O3 causing practically no change in the catalytic behaviour.

As a result, we obtained CrCoMo surface with 70% improvement in hardness and 10% in modulus of elasticity and CrNiMo surface with 250% improvement in hardness and practically no change in modulus.

A decrease of cathodic Tafel slope with the increase of DMSO concentration and practically no change of the anodic one indicates that the rate of both steps of Mn II) reduction in the mixtures rich in DMSO is rather comparable.

When a hydrogen atom of the molecule was substituted by Cl or Br, practically no change in the absorbed and emitted energies relative to those of the indigo molecule were observed; however, when N was substituted by S or Se, the absorbed and emitted energies increased.

Among the eight indicators tracked throughout the study period from 2003 to 2007, Nos. 1, 6, 7.1b, 9 and 10 showed marked increases, while the others exhibited little change (Nos.5 and 11a) or practically no (No. 2) change.