AE forms an unstable dioxetane yielding N-methylacridone and produces light at a wavelength of 470 nm [ 17].
Continuous fluidised bed layering with internal product separation is known to possess unstable steady-states, yielding sustained nonlinear oscillations in the particle size distribution, the key product parameter.
The ritual terminates at a saddle that has many unstable separatrices, each yielding to a cognitive mode (see Fig. 4).
However, high inputs of fat and protein to a biogas reactor may cause accumulation of ammonia and fatty acids, potentially yielding unstable methane production and biogas reactor failure [ 15, 18].
However, the sample size was small (< 100 cases), yielding unstable effect estimates and prohibiting exploration of more than one single nucleotide polymorphism from among the many that contribute to this complex cascade of activation and detoxification.
The first metabolic step in MPP+ formation is always an MAO-dependent two-electron oxidation yielding the unstable intermediate MPDP+ (5).
Myrosinase activates the GSL compound by cleaving the glucose moiety, yielding an unstable aglycone structure that non-enzymatically rearranges to either nitriles or isothiocyanates, depending on the presence of the co-activators ESM1 and ESP.
We must acknowledge a major limitation of this study and which limits interpretation of our data, i.e. the low number of cases and in particular the limited number of exposed cases, thus yielding statistically unstable risk estimates and hampering the prospect of detecting small changes in risk and limiting the chance to assess possible dose-response relations.
The problem is that the tissue is extremely unstable and difficult to stain, yielding very messy sections, and we see staining for a variety of markers making the results so far rather equivocal for understanding the pathway of cell death.
In fact, this electrogenerated carbene was very unstable and prone to add water, yielding a ring opening product (hymeniacidin) in high yield.
