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The resulting MMIP showed high adsorption capacity, proper selectivity and fast kinetic binding for the template molecule.

The prepared magnetic molecularly imprinted polymer (MMIP) showed high adsorption capacity and proper selectivity for the template molecule.

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Results for different critical cases prove that the proposed method is able to maintain proper selectivity between in-zone and end-zone faults and also using the method the time-delay operation can be avoided during subsidence transient in the secondary side of CCVT.

Therefore, proper selectivity for inhibition is very crucial in the development of a clinically constructive therapeutic PKC inhibitor [ 105].

It is noteworthy that aldehyde yields up to 27% with 90% selectivity, and acid yields up to 40% with 81% selectivity can be reached by proper selection of operation parameters.

By proper selection of liquid and solid it is possible to obtain a slurry with both a high selectivity and a high capacity for one or more of the gaseous components.

By proper selection and design of the chemical reaction system, the modern process plants must cope with large flexibility with respect to production rate and selectivity.

Specifically, K is indispensable whereas at least one of D and E should be present to sustain the proper Na+/K+ selectivity.

We identify a cilium-dependent Smo-Ca2+-Ampk axis that triggers rapid Warburg-like metabolic reprogramming within minutes of activation and is required for proper metabolic selectivity and flexibility.

Among its capabilities, this HT equipment allows one to evaluate (i) reaction kinetics under the same ageing conditions for a library of catalysts, and (ii) simplified aging kinetics as well for accessing proper conversion and selectivity data to be modelled.