The substituents at the aroyloxyl moiety have an important and unusual influence on the DNA photocleavage, and DNA photodamages of the compounds were unusually not depended on the electronic effects of substituents on the corresponding oxygen-centered radicals.
Terms of who led the investment were – unusually – not disclosed, but we understand Geoff Levy, former CEO and Chairman, Investec Bank Australia, invested personally; Andy Heyer, CEO of Mistral Equity Partners, invested personally; and "dozens" of other unnamed individuals.
She said he was unusually attentive, not at all a skittish bachelor.
Grillparzer was unusually gifted not only as a dramatic poet but also as a playwright capable of creating dramas suitable for performance.
Obama's speech was unusually specific not only about what he wants to do but also about whose interests and values he seeks to serve.
But in the case of Plavix, the original patent was unusually broad, covering not only the racemate but the isomers as well, Apotex argues.
The Governor was unusually visible throughout, clearly not wanting his epitaph to read, "He lost Boeing".
A very nice lady from Transworld was unusually candid about the subject, not long ago, over a cup of tea.
Even if the relationship withstands scrutiny, the explanation could be that shares are unusually cheap, not that gold is expensive.
It is true that he is unusually solicitous, not only by fashion-designer standards but even by human ones.
