Walt's methamphetamine becomes blue when he switches from pseudoephedrine reduction to reductive amination.
His personality and his politics are fascinatingly complex, as is his theoretical writing, his poetry, his plays, all of it remarkably resistant to reductive labelling.
Lodge's aversion to reductive biographical readings of novels blinds him to more desirable forms of biographical insight into the writing – and non-writing – of novels.
To reductive cradles of Islamic fanaticism, images that satisfied a Western thirst, his counterpoint was portraits of civilizations whose wounds did not efface their poetry.
At essential moments the designer has to take recourse to reductive reasoning steps.
According to Reid, this substantial self has no parts—it is indivisible which contributes to its resistance to reductive explanation.
Fe(III -bearing partIII -bearingettle into sulfidic waters release dissolved Fe(II) owing to reductive dissolution.
While organic sulfur and oxygen functionalities are susceptible to reductive removal under hydropyrolysis conditions, organic nitrogen compounds (with the exception of amides) are much more inert.
Thus, removal of U during experiments can be attributed primarily to reductive precipitation of UO2 am), and not to adsorption onto bacterial cell membranes.
The 10 dimensions are described in Table 1 with an eye toward the hypothesis that students may be susceptible to reductive biases in one or more dimensions.
The pathway of anaerobic DBDE biodegradation from higher to lower brominated PBDE was identified by the appearance of PBDE biometabolites and functional genes related to reductive debromination.
