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This is the most basic and simplest of the analyses that we can do. It determines how much of the limit curve is modified when one control point is moved. That part which is dependent on a given control point is called the support region of that point. Pedantically both of these refer to an interval in parameter space, but since that corresponds to a piece of the curve we can also use support to refer to that. [Pg.63]


The vast majority of the smdies on antibiotic resistance in the environment have focussed on the survey of resistance genes. However, the mere detection of the antibiotic resistance genes may be insufficient to get a clear perspective of their function in the environment. If the role of antibiotic resistance genes in the environment is to be assessed, it is also important to determine the factors capable of triggering gene expression and to measure the expression levels [24]. Such an approach requires transcriptomic analyses supported, for instance, by reverse-transcription PCR or microarrays. [Pg.188]

In this study we present the first in-situ formation of a ternary transition metal oxide within the pores of MCM-48 silica. XRD measurements showed the preservation of the host structure as well as the formation of 5-6 nm small particles. In addition, the analysis of nitrogen physisorption data revealed the existence of mesopores with smaller pore diameters and surface areas in comparison to the pristine phase, which can be attributed to the introduction of the Co/Fe/O phase into the pores. First qualitative XANES and EXAFS analyses support the formation of CoFe204 nanoparticles. TEM investigations on particle size and structure are in progress. To learn more about the properties of the oxide nanoparticles Mossbauer and magnetic measurements have to be carried out, which are planned for the future. [Pg.347]

In the case of the alkali aluminosilicate complexes, NMR, mass spectrometry TGA ceramic yield and ceramic product purity analyses support the formation of simple trimetallic precursors of the type 15. [Pg.2302]

Zuccotti S, Zanardi D, Rosano C et al (2001) Kinetic and crystallographic analyses support a sequential-ordered bi-bi catalytic mechanism for Escherichia coli glucose-1-phosphate thymidylyltransferase. J Mol Biol 313 831-843... [Pg.140]

W Sommergruber, J Seipelt, F Fessl, T Skern, HD Liebig, G Casari. Mutational analyses support a model for the HRV2 2A proteinase. Virology 234 203-214,1991. [Pg.319]

Traces of unreacted silica (Si02) in the SiC will produce a fluffy white precipitate, about which little is known. Certainly it is known that when hot concentrated phosphoric acid is in contact with glass hardware, the rapid formation of a fluffy gelatinous white precipitate is seen. From an X-ray diffraction analysis of the precipitate from operating fuel-cells, it was determined that the principal component was Si3(P04)4, although metallographic and SEM/EDS analyses support the presence of the other silico-phosphate complexes in varying amounts. [Pg.403]

The brass as of Q. Oppius (A-75) shown in Figure 2, has not been dated with any certainty. It has been assigned a date of 32-31 A.D., but Crawford (10) is inclined to ascribe this issue to about 88 B.C. The chemical analyses support the later date. The very low antimony and the low nickel content both would place this coin in the late Republic, not in 88 B.C. It is possible that the coin could have been produced in a mint far from Rome, but the advanced technology necessary to produce brass would make this unlikely. [Pg.227]

These analyses support a significant series of inferences with respect to the sources of asphalt. DiflEerences in asphalt composition, mineral color, and especially sulfur content of the bitumen indicate that lowland and highland asphalts were not derived from the same raw materials. Mesopotamian asphalts simply do not match those found in the usually earlier settlements along the Tigris tributaries. Presumably new sources upstream along the Euphrates were used. They would certainly be more convenient than overland shipment from the east. Lesser diflEerences... [Pg.162]

Whereas we know the function of these proteins in SM biosynthesis, it is not clear whether the corresponding genes (which are present) are expressed in other non-producing organisms. If they are, their functions are mostly unknown. These first analyses support h)rpothesis II in Fig. 7.15, suggesting... [Pg.418]

The synthesis of the dioxaporphycene 3.49 has also been reported by Vogel and coworkers. To prepare this new derivative, the mixed furan-pyrrole dialdehyde 3.46 was subject to reductive McMurry-type dimerization. This afforded the air-stable intermediate 3.47 free of isomeric species such as 3.48. Accordingly, oxidation, effected by treating with concentrated nitric acid and 70% perchloric acid, afforded the dioxaporphycene salt 3.49 in 94% yield (based on 3.47) (Scheme 3.1.7). As in the case of the tetraoxaporphycene 3.45 above, H NMR and UV-vis spectroscopic analyses supported the contention that this new dioxaporphycene derivative (shown in its diprotonated form as structure 3.49) is aromatic. [Pg.137]

Figures 1 and 3 for Auger depth profile analyses supporting... Figures 1 and 3 for Auger depth profile analyses supporting...
Uniform Fluid Properties. Analyses of turbulent boundary layers experiencing surface transpiration employ a hierarchy of increasingly complex models of the turbulent transport mechanisms. Most of the analyses, supported by complementary experiments, have emphasized the transpiration of air into low-speed airstreams [110-112], Under these conditions, the fluid properties in the boundary layer are essentially constant, and the turbulent boundary layer can be described mathematically with Eqs. 6.170 and 6.179. In addition, when small quantities of a foreign species are introduced into the boundary layer for diagnostic purposes or by evaporation, the local foreign species concentration in the absence of thermal diffusion is given by... [Pg.502]

If the Genesis solar wind analyses support the conjecture that the nitrogen isotope ratios in Jupiter and in the Sun are similar, whereas the ratios in... [Pg.148]

The C NMR analyses supported the FTIR results the irradiated blends showed peaks at 127 and 144 ppm for the blend containing 5 wt% of SB. For the blend with SEP, almost no aromatic groups are detected. Again, this was an indication that the SB is more reactive than the SEP copolymer. Irradiation induced the largest... [Pg.837]


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