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Specifically, ring-banded spherulites with regular rings, consisting of periodically parallel-aligned lamellar crystals twist in the left-handed sense, were exclusively formed in CO2 of high pressures (8−16 MPa) and low temperatures below the normal glass transition temperature (Tg).
In this study, puddles were small, shallow habitats that were exclusively formed in valley bottoms by rain and high ground water level.
None of the identified clusters or subgroups were exclusively formed with strains identified with STs specifically reported in Ontario.
Stereocomplex was exclusively formed from the 50/50 blend of PLLA and PDLA with relatively low molecular weights.
Thus it is concluded that under the chosen experimental conditions para-isomer is exclusively formed inside the pore structure and subsequent isomerization occurs on the external surface only.
Heterodimeric capsules are exclusively formed in 1 1 mixtures of tetra-arylurea calix[4]arene 1 with tetra-tosylurea calix[4]arene 2. Sulfide groups attached via spacers on the urea rim of 1 allow their binding to metal surfaces rendering simultaneously their dissociation more difficult.
According to the model, methyl is exclusively formed by hydrogen abstraction from methane and subsequently oxidized by reaction with O to formyl, (1) CH3 + O ⇄ HCO + H2, and formaldehyde, (2) CH3 + O ⇄ CH2O + H, the latter channel being the dominant one.
Dust particles also play a vital role in reactions between frozen-out molecules by providing a catalytic site, as molecular hydrogen, the most abundant molecule in space, is exclusively formed on the surface of dust particles.
Therefore, the 6-membered ring is exclusively formed by taurolidine.
The absence of proteins and its staining with a lipophilic dye suggests that this layer is exclusively formed by lipids (Figures 2 and 3).
While the unstable left-handed crossovers are exclusively formed in negatively supercoiled DNA, stable right-handed crossovers constitute the local signature of an unusual topological state in the cell, such as the positively supercoiled or relaxed DNA.
