To obtain the valuable p-xylene from biomass with a high selectivity, several transition non-noble metals as main components of catalysts for aromatization of diisobutylene were explored.
In fact, it may indicate that the panel is highly competent because it represents a wide sample of the various views on what is good and valuable research" (p. 821).
Dairy sludge contains casein, lactose, fat, and valuable N, P, K, and organic matter.
We put Chelsea's value at $449 million (see FORBES list of Most Valuable Soccer Teams, p. 144), 33% more than last year and only a little less than what Abramovich has invested.
On the other hand, the participants reported a strengthening of their assumptions of life as meaningful and being a valuable human (each p < .001) (Table 3).
Since its first use in soil science in 1980, P-NMR has been a valuable tool to characterize P forms.
Recent studies demonstrated that valuable information on soil P dynamics can be gained from the stable oxygen isotopes of soil phosphate (δ18OP).
That is, to get the N-Realist Nietzschean conclusion that what is valuable is power, take (P) and plug in a strong form of Nietzsche's descriptive doctrine of the will to power — the doctrine, roughly, that all persons intrinsically 'desire' only power.
Health is both 'intrinsically and instrumentally valuable' [[ 108], p. 430].
However, even when it is unreasonable that such an assumption is fully met, it has been argued that this kind of inference in multi-state models still can give valuable insights ([ 47], p. 250).
The Zeocin resistance gene was applied as a valuable reporter for mutant P AOX 1 promoter activity, and we used an episomal plasmid vector to ensure a constant reporter gene dosage in the yeast host cells.
