Sentence examples for simplified synthesis from inspiring English sources

Moreover, CHOC60-based devices significantly reduced the manufacturing cost by the simplified synthesis of CHOC60 with high yield and low fullerene consumption.

Furthermore, a simplified synthesis of G-CNT hybrids was demonstrated by using MgO supported Fe or Ni catalysts with a low metal concentration.

The method described herein has some important advantages over existing methods, such as simplified synthesis steps for the preparation of OMCs, the fact that the aqueous phase can be used and that the resulting materials have a high surface area of more than 1700 m2/g.

The main advantages are a high enantiomeric purity (ee >99%), short reaction times (about 50 min), and a simplified synthesis setup [ 54].

Together with the use of a structurally optimized chiral phase-transfer catalyst (31) [ 71, 87], a much simplified synthesis setup for automation was enabled.

Although longer peptides are generally better substrates and are predicted to promote more rapid degradation, minimal substrates enjoy many benefits such as simplified synthesis, lower cost, and reduced immunogenicity.

Heterogeneous and homogeneous reaction rates representing simplified FT synthesis are taken from the literature and incorporated in the model.

An amide was employed as a trisubstituted alkene isostere at the C8,9 position, which provided for a simplified, convergent synthesis through two major fragments, an aniline-amine left-hand portion and a dicarboxylic acid right-hand piece.

Human and machine comprehension of such large datasets can be simplified via synthesis of sequence fragments into long, contiguous blocks of sequence (contigs), but most of the progress in the field of assembly has focused on genomes in isolation rather than metagenomes.

Simplified, very simplified.

The above description is a simplified account of how synthesis gas, either for ammonia or for methanol, is obtained from fossil fuel as a source of energy, but it gives an idea of the versatility of the operations.