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Strategically, coach Akhil Mehta opted to play a larger lineup, which catalyzed a more powerful albeit slower game tempo.
Isotopic tracers and temperature-programmed desorption and reaction techniques are used to elucidate the pathways via which catalyzed reactions occur.
No terrorist networks causing security concerns (the exception being the sole attack on a synagogue in 2002 which catalyzed stepped up security measures).
With Dorothy Wickenden September 10, 2015 Last week, images appeared of a dead toddler from Syria, washed up on a Turkish beach, which catalyzed responses in Europe and the U.S. to the mounting migrant crisis.
While visiting relatives of his wife's in Norway, they were presented with cross-country skis, which catalyzed their interest in the sport.
Last week, images appeared of a dead toddler from Syria, washed up on a Turkish beach, which catalyzed responses in Europe and the U.S. to the mounting migrant crisis.
Bioactive nutrients including curcumin offer great potential in altering DNA methylation status which is catalyzed via DNMT1, DNMT3A and 3B.
To generate a radical from an organoboron reagent, the authors envisaged a dual catalysis mechanism in which Ni-catalyzed cross-coupling and Ir-catalyzed photoredox events occur synergistically.
The permeation features of the membranes were determined and the membranes were then employed in a single fiber packed-bed membrane reactor in which Ni-catalyzed NH3 decomposition served as the test reaction, with conditions spanning a range of conditions (500 600 °C; 3 5 bar total retentate pressure; 60 1200 scc/h g cat space velocity).
Our results are consistent with a class switch recombination model in which AID-catalyzed uridines are processed by multiple DNA repair pathways.
A two-step method was applied for biodiesel production, in which acid-catalyzed pretreatment (1 % H2SO4) was used as the first step to reduce the acid value and alkaline-catalyzed pretreatment (0.8 % KOH) was used for transesterification [ 18, 23].
