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The resultant chain extended materials demonstrate mechanical and rheological properties similar to or greater than the corresponding virgin resins, at a minimal added cost.

The resultant macro chain transfer agent was used to initiate the polymerization of the hydrophilic monomers N-isopropyl acrylamino (NIPAAm) and N, N-dimethylamino-2-ethyl methacrylate (DMAEMA), respectively.

Genetic variants can be identified with comparative FGF in which FGF is conducted with both a test genome (i.e. from an individual with a disease or genetic trait of interest) and normal genomic DNA, using a series of 'splice-signal' FR primers with varying sequences, and the resultant polymerase chain reaction (PCR -amplified fragments from each are disPCR -amplified side.

Figure 1C shows a relaxed conformation of the resultant chromatin chain at the beginning of our simulations.

After deep disposal has been implemented, it is inevitable that, on geological time scales, uranium (and other radionuclides) will be released from within the waste containers and, importantly, due to its long half-life (4.5 Ga), the behavior of uranium and of its resultant decay chain will be important to any safety case for geological disposal over extended time frames.

Following digestion of PCR-engineered DNA chains with restriction enzymes, resultant DNA chains with "adhesive ends" must be subjected to the ligation by ligase, to reveal the original orientation of the letters within the "password" (Fig. 6E).

The relative deficiency of one pair of chains and the resultant imbalance of chain pairs result in ineffective production of red blood cells, deficient hemoglobin production, microcytosis (small cells), and destruction of red cells (hemolysis).

The structure of the resultant main-chain azobenzene polymer, PEAPA, was characterized by GPC, 13C NMR, UV vis and FT-IR spectra.

When the amount of SUC was increased the resultant carbon chains agglomerated to form larger aggregates, as shown in Fig. 2b, with a large scattering cross section that resulted in higher reflectance.

This behaviour suggests that when the amount of SUC is low the resultant carbon chains in the silica matrix have on average a small size and more uniform distribution, as suggested by X-HRTEM image in Fig. 2a, and therefore would have a higher absorption cross section.

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