Sentence examples for previous syntheses from inspiring English sources

The synthetic conditions reported in this work differ from the previous syntheses of Au19 SC2H4Ph 13, Au20 SC2H4Ph 16 and Au24 SC2H4Ph 20 (see 'Methods' section) [50 52].

Starting with 4-hydroxyindole, they generated psilocybin from psilocin in 85% yield, a marked improvement over yields reported from previous syntheses.

Previous syntheses provide little conclusive evidence to support the choice of different treatment options in the acute management of bronchiolitis.

While the previous syntheses showcase incredibly elegant transformations, all routes are over 35 steps, thus calling for the design of a shorter and more scalable route.

3 Furthermore, previous syntheses are now outdated, did not use validated tools for assessing studies, did not capture all available data, and did not apply quantitative techniques to compute summary risk estimates.

We have recently sought to develop our understanding of ligand and solvent influences on lithiocuprate structures by modifying our previous syntheses of [{ TMP 2Cu(X)Li2(thf)}2] (X=CN,[ 3] halide[ 6]).

In previous synthesis methods, the block description has been based only on the intensities of pixels, ignoring the texture structure and dynamics.

With superior efficiency and simplicity, the current method would broaden the electrochemical application of Co3O4 materials, compared to previous synthesis approaches.

We report two cases of acute infection of the uncemented femoral component of a hip prosthesis implanted after previous synthesis of a femoral fracture by external fixation.

Diafiltration (DF) was employed using methanol as the solvent needed in the next synthesis step to drastically reduce the concentration of ethyl acetate used as the solvent in the previous synthesis step.

Efficient total synthesis of -bassianolide was designed and achieved in nine steps, with significant improvements in the overall yield of 46.8% (vs. 7.2% yield in previous synthesis) using Ghosez's chloroenamine reagent under mild conditions.