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It is found that the catalyst prepared by the combination of Fe2 SO4 3/SnCl2 exhibits the highest catalytic activity, which would be resulted from a small amount of sulfur existing in the catalyst.

Among all blood/tissue samples analyzed in this study, we did not detect any sequences showing a remarkable divergence (which would be resulted from the different evolutionary rate between authentic mtDNA and the NUMTs).

Tourette syndrome (TS) is assumed to result from frontostriatal dysfunction, which would be expected to result in impairments in neuropsychological functions.

I could blame the defeat, which would be the result of my action, on him — and come out as the peacemaker".

REFLECTIONS describing the consequences of a full-scale nuclear war and writer's views about how to avoid the extinction of mankind which would be the result.

Blackpool, already enriched by a season in the Premier League whether or not they go down, are still set to lose the inspirational Charlie Adam and others may follow, which would be the result of a sensible wages policy at Bloomfield Road.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, February 1 , 1982P. 47 REFLECTIONS describing the consequences of a full-scale nuclear war and writer's views about how to avoid the extinction of mankind, which would be the result.

The New Yorker, February 15 , 1982P. 45 REFLECTIONS describing the consequences of a full-scale nuclear war and writer's views about how to avoid the extinction of mankind which would be the result.

Morality is supposed to correct problems of threatening Pareto-inefficiency which would be the result of unfettered (interdependent) individual rational action.

Figures 3 and 4 show that the response acceleration increases with T 0, which would be the result of the gradual increase of the input acceleration as the fundamental frequency of the oscillator moves towards the low frequency range.

This method simulates the change in calculated nutrient intakes which would be the result of consumers changing their diets in favour of food products that comply with the criteria.