Strong "white" emission in the spectral range of 350 800 nm is observed only for the equal Si and C concentrations, irrespective of the sequence of carbon introduction and Si nanocrystal formation.
If history is the best teacher, it should avoid repeating the same trajectory of accidents, product recall and loss of market share, but rather take the high road and appropriate sequence of market introduction.
On a single-case level, experimental manipulation of the mediator can be achieved through a (sequence of) treatment introduction and withdrawal design (Barlow et al. 2009).
As with all new therapies, it takes time for the most effective treatment strategies to emerge; however, the studies to date support the complementary actions of basal insulin and incretins in combination regimens, regardless of the sequence of their introduction, as elaborated below.
Admissibility is always relativized to the prior sequence: the order of introduction matters.
Furthermore, when multiple new vaccines are assigned priority in a country, it would be also important to consider the implications of different timing or sequences of vaccine introduction.
It has been found that the sequence of the K introduction in the preparation step is preserved in the calcined preparations, with more potassium being present on the surface of TiV K than TiK V catalysts.
However, it is difficult to synthesize this separation process optimally because of information feedback between the separation sequence and introduction of stream division, and the high complexity of the relation between products when the number of products is more than two.
Retrotransposition is dependent on the element's own internal sequence, as the introduction of debilitating mutations greatly reduces the rate of, or eliminates, retrotransposition.
Computer modeling suggested six possible sites within porcine pepsin sequence for the introduction of the catalytic triad.
Lowercase letters: deviations from the original OsRpl6-1 sequence to enable introduction of restriction sites.
