Especially in the case of intraneural metastasis, surgical excision seems to be the only option [ 4- 6] but we should be careful because of two opposite reasons 1) reductive excision means the higher rate of recurrence 2) curative excision means the larger damage and loss.
The excellent large charge storage properties of C-TiO2 films are attributed to the deposition of a certain amount of graphitized carbon and organic carbon containing hydroxyl groups and carbanyl groups and the formation of Ti3+ in the form of TiO1.5 under methanol reductive atmosphere be means of the improvement of the pseudocapacitance property and the conductivity of the composite films.
This mixture forms a "reductive atmosphere", which means that the compounds that are formed have a significant potential to undergo redox reactions.
The press began using the R-word (and I don't mean "reductive").
On the one hand, OBVIOUSLY the idea of Gabbi's Head seems like a reductive cliché—I mean, it's an all-pink pub.
The 3-N-linked 4-mercaptobutyrate auxiliary is readily synthesized in a single step and enables introduction on solid phase by means of reductive amination.
Nostalgia tends to be taken dismissively or negatively in both architecture and general culture, as Charles Maier aptly states: "Nostalgia is to longing as kitsch is to art". This studio is based on the premise that nostalgia, rather than being reductive, offers a productive means to engage with issues of heritage, collective memory, displacement, and urban renewal.
Empiricist philosophers of science used to believe that the concepts in higher order sciences could be reduced, either by means of reductive definition or by 'bridging laws', to those in the more basic sciences.
This means the reductive process of concept-retention methodology, that reduces the DASH's 30 items to eleven in the QuickDASH, causes a fundamental change in the factor structure [ 55].
They propose that mimiviruses (and megaviruses) evolved from a more complex ancestral virus by means of reductive evolution (i.e., by the progressive loss of an evolving gene set) [ 3].
