Edward Carr, a University of South Carolina geography professor, has been a particularly vocal opponent of such reductive takes on climate change and conflict.
The process of introducing linkages at both the ends of the polymer chain in polyrotaxanes leads to CD release in response to aqueous medium in various stimuli, including hydrolysis, pH change, and reductive conditions, and light source that are explained with schematic illustrations.
After deposition, the morphology of the TNTs was changed by reductive Ce or oxidative Ce.
Ceria was regarded as promoter that changed the reductive behavior of catalysts and accelerated the hydrogenation of acetol.
This result suggests that the mechanism by which the reductive dissolution occurs may change as a result of the synthetic procedure (i.e., the use of carbonate).
This isn't to say anything as reductive (or untrue) as "nothing changes".
Reductionist accounts have neglected the phenomenon of disciplinary integration at the same level of structural organization and invested too heavily in finished reductive explanations, ignoring the dynamic changes in research strategy that precede them (Craver 2005).
As shown in our immunoblotting and pulse- chase studies (Figs. 1, 4, 5, 6), PIHO disorders were induced by the Ins2+/Akita genetic defect, cellular energy and calcium changes, ER and reductive or oxidative stress, and insults by thiol reagent and cytokine.
Some, more sympathetic to the reductive realist position on relational change, take cases like that involving Simmias and Socrates as an opportunity to further clarify the nature of relations.
