Sentence examples for subsequent intermediate from inspiring English sources

Other subsequent intermediate steps can be envisioned such as trimming, removal of duplicate reads, etc.

Subsequent intermediate models were set up by removing variables with OR <1.40.

These domains persist in the subsequent intermediate and type B spermatogonia, are present during the entire process of meiosis and only disappear when haploid spermatids start to elongate.

Again, adjustments for childhood economic difficulties, occupational class, baseline and follow-up income as well as housing tenure attenuated only slightly the associations between changes in economic difficulties and subsequent intermediate and long sickness absence (models 2 4).

The conformation of the C-terminus of CysO shows the sulfur atom at a distance of 3.7 Å from the β-carbon α-aminoacrylate intermediate 5. Using the aminoacrylate as a starting point, a model for the subsequent intermediate 6 in which the carbon−sulfur bond has formed was generated.

Boronic acids and their associated derivatives are extensively used for C=C and C=X bond formation.[ 1, 2] Many of these chemistries rely upon passive control of the solution speciation, that is, a catalyst chemoselectively engages one component of a larger mixture with the associated solution equilibria, enabling full conversion into the subsequent intermediate or product.

Scheme 2 Reduction and oxidation mechanisms of compound 7a and subsequent intermediates.

The organic hydrogen peroxides formed are relatively unstable and decomposes which lead to molecular breakdown and the formation of subsequent intermediates with lower carbon numbers [9].

Fig. 3 Cyclic voltammogram of 2 × 10−3M 7b in 0.02 M sulfuric acid Scheme 3 Reduction and oxidation mechanisms of compound 7b and subsequent intermediates.

It was also reported in the literature that the chromophore groups of dyes are easily destroyed by direct and indirect oxidation, and later the subsequent intermediates and other organics undergo further anodic oxidation at a much lower rate (Naumczyk et al. 2006).

This single-strand end then invades the homologous chromosome and subsequent intermediates can be resolved as crossovers.