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Among the highly active candidates, compounds D2, D10, D11, F9, F10, F11, G3-G7, G10, H2, H5, J5, and J6 were the least selective but the others revealed reasonable selectivity toward the tumorigenic cell.

The results reveal reasonable selectivity for MOX in presence of many related substances.

Potentiometric sensors possess advantages such as fast response times, simple instrumentation, ease of operation, low cost, and reasonable selectivity.

Meanwhile, this DNAzyme-based Pb2+ biosensor exhibits reasonable selectivity, fast analytical speed, acceptable fabrication reproducibility, and operational convenience.

Since inflammation poses major problems in the advanced stages of Trypanosomiasis, compound 62 represents a promising natural hit with a reasonable selectivity for T. b. rhodesiense.

Indeed we achieved high conversion (>90%), reasonable selectivity (>90%) and largely improved catalyst life (>150 h) by using full-extrudate catalysts of low zeolite content that are running at low temperature (220°C) and moderate WHSV (∼2 g/gextrudate h)).

In these studies, reasonable selectivities for the dehydrogenation products were obtained.

In contrast, substitutions with different electronic properties at either 1′- or 4′-position of the isoquinoline ring of the side chain were generally acceptable for reasonable MOR selectivity.

From prescreening experiments the most promising combination of the ionic liquid [BMIM][BTA] with an asymmetric ceramic support, which displays sufficient permeability, reasonable propylene/propane selectivity and long-term stability, is investigated with respect to the dimerization reaction.

The inhibitor RO9021 has reasonable kinase selectivity profile, potency and oral bioavailability and is capable of suppressing various innate and adaptive immune responses in vitro, as well as disease progression in the mouse collagen-induced arthritis (mCIA) model.

The reaction takes place on three sites, one for ethane oxidation to ethylene, the second for ethylene oxidation to acetic acid, CO and CO2, and the third for the oxidation of CO to CO2 In spite of reasonable acetic acid selectivity, there is still scope for catalyst improvement because of the high CO2 selectivity.