Consistent presentation

The sample monthly report presented on the next three pages is made up of different reporting formats an actual report would probably use a more consistent presentation format. The report is a monthly corporate level report it assumes the reader is familiar with the format and provides little explanation or interpretation. Each division or facility would have its own report which would cover local issues in more detail. 

In different places in the outlines of teachers reflective diaries there are statements indicating that students interest in learning about chemical reactions has increased in comparison to previous years. Teachers mentioned the increase of students interest in the context of all three main factors that are incorporated in the LON approach, i.e. (1) Eveiyday life situations as the foundation of the learning process. (2) The learning process involves many students activities. (3) Chemical reactions are consistently presented in all three types of representation. Consequently, we assnme that those three factors are the main reasons for the increased interest of students in learning about chemical reactions. Each of the listed factors is described in detail below ... 

Students interest in learning about chemical reactions increased, which is due to three main factors that ate incorporated in the LON approach (1) Everyday life situations ate the foundation of the learning process. (2) The learning process involves mat r students activities. (3) Chemical reactions are consistently presented in all three types of representation. 

Seborrhoeic keratosis uneven, verrucous surface, soft and friable consistency present also on non-sun-exposed areas... 

Despite the diverse chemical types represented by forest pesticides, the variety of their formulations, and the many rates and routes of application, two factors remain consistently present in their environment—sunlight and powerful reagents. Quite apparently, these forces are active and acting. The well-known "blue haze" observed over forests in many parts of the world remote from man s chemical wastes is a result of photooxidation reactions of volatile natural chemicals similar to those which generate manmade smog. 

The involvement of a free radical in the active site of galactose oxidase is not obvious and was, in fact, overlooked for many years. As mentioned earher (Section V, C), the Cu(II) ion strongly interacts with the radical in the active enzyme (AGO), and the normal spectroscopic signatures of a free radical are absent. The strong interactions between the radical and the metal ion result in an EPR-silent complex and an unusual absorption spectrum that is clearly not a simple superposition of spectra for Cu(II) and a free radical (see below). However, a distinctive and unusual free radical EPR signal is consistently present as a minority species in EPR spectrum of oxidant-treated GAOX. This same feature is produced when... 

Calcium seems to be consistently present in all of the samples. Magnesium could not be detected at all. 

Note that not all signs are consistently present In all horses Pain may also increase heart rate... 

If you select this pattern of organization, you must make a smooth transition from subject A to subject B in each discussion to avoid a choppy seesaw effect. Be consistent present the same subject first in each discussion of a major point. In the essay outlined above, for instance, Mom s is always introduced before McPhony s. 

Toxicity, and particularly chronic toxicity, must be present sufficiently frequently so that an adequate number of toxic samples can be obtained. Enough routine toxicity testing should be done on each effluent before a TIE is initiated to ensure that toxicity is consistently present. It is not important that the same amount of toxicity is present in each sample, rather the changing levels of toxicity can assist in determining the cause of toxicity. Also, once the acute toxicant is removed, it cannot be assumed that the sublethal toxicity that may occur is due to the same compound. 

If spiking with impurities changes the growth rate and/or the morphology, this suggests an effect of impurity concentration. If one or more impurities is consistently present at the same amount, this suggests solid solutions. 

All three include the C4H9 radical and can decompose spontaneously (or collision-ally) to eliminate either the primary (-CH2-CH(CH3)2) or secondary (-CH(CH3)-CH2-CH3) isobutyl radical. Consequently, several differences are observed in the MIKE/CAD spectra. However, the greatest differences appear in the decomposition spectra of m/z 103 ion (Table 22), which is consistently present when the polypeptide has an He or Leu residue in terminal position. 

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