They also depict that the electrochemical behaviour of the films is a function of the charge used for the synthesis, namely the reduction of tick PEDOTh layers (Qg > 20 mC cm−2) includes more that one step, as a consequence of the formation of a two-layered polymer film.
Although use of multiple steps can be a pre-planned strategy in some situations [ 54], it appears that the multiple steps emerge as a consequence of lack of lower limb muscle power and its relation to reduced functional abilities, which is well documented [ 67], and inability to take a rapid and long first step.
All these approaches however require many enzymatic and purification steps and as a consequence, relatively large quantities of starting poly-A mRNAs are needed which, once again, are difficult to obtain from environmental samples where eukaryotic mRNAs are diluted among predominant bacterial RNAs.
Mr. Luscombe and his cast treat this low-rent farcical war horse with a little respect, and as a consequence, it steps as lively as a prize dressage stallion.
She relies constantly and dutifully upon texts without successfully stepping back; as a consequence, "The Double Bond" has endless trees and not enough forest.
He also dismissed any suggestion that he might step down as a consequence of accepting the need to reform a body he has presided over for 13 years.
Already, Pakistani news outlets have been speculating that General Pasha, one of the most powerful figures in Pakistan, may step down as a consequence of the Bin Laden operation.
This probably means that membrane transport of thymidine is the rate-limiting step and as a consequence only low intracellular levels of thymidine were achieved in our experiments.
Although use of multiple steps can be a pre-planned strategy in some situations [ 23], it appears that the 'extra' steps often emerge as a consequence of instability arising after the initiation of the first step [ 24].
However, a much higher mass loss in step three (and, as a consequence, a much smaller residue at 1000°C) is observed in the samples obtained from the Ancient Roman frescoes compared with those of the Renaissance frescoes.
