Reductive amination is an efficient method that is readily adaptable to parallel format and, hence, we adapted this reaction to couple compound 2, synthesized in three steps (Scheme 1) starting from 1 according to the modified reported method, with twenty-one commercially available aldehydes.
Most oil plants, with the exception of herbs such as mint, are not readily adaptable to mechanical cultivation.
The rigid imagery paralleled, a bit uncharitably, his vocals: gorgeous, yet not readily adaptable to more casual situations.
The short story was also on frequent occasions readily adaptable to the more lucrative and increasingly available alternatives of film and television.
The point is not that Ms. Soares should or should not be producing memorials, but that she works with formal and conceptual templates that are readily adaptable to any number of public themes.
The plant is functionally dead, and a building designed in the late 1950s and opened in 1967 to turn coal into electricity isn't readily adaptable to anything else (Tate Modern is the exception that proves the rule).
Stuccowork was readily adaptable to the elaborate, ornate styles of post-Renaissance architecture, and, because it was less expensive than stone and easier to model, stucco began to be applied to columns and their entablatures.
The Gun Control Act of 1968 authorized the United States government to prohibit the importation of firearms and ammunition not "particularly suitable for or readily adaptable to sporting purposes".
The procedure is readily adaptable to automation on a simple, inexpensive, automated platform.
The devices are modular and therefore readily adaptable to other rotor and/or ultracentrifugation tube geometries.
The method is robust and readily adaptable to the clinical molecular diagnostic laboratory.
