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In typical situations, we do not have the necessary experimental data to find constants b... To obtain these constants, we need experimental vapor-liquid equilibria (i.e. activity coefficients) as a function of temperature. 

They are widely distributed in vegetable lipids, and in the body fat of animals, though animals cannot synthesize them. They have vitamin E activity and can protect unsaturated lipids against oxidation. Four are found naturally ... 

Kaneko E Active matrix addressed displays Handbook of Liquid Crystals Vol 2A. Low Molecular Weight Liquid Crystals led D Demus, J Goodby, G W Gray, H-W Speiss and V Vill (New York Wiley-VCH)... 

Zhang, Z.-Y., Dixon, J. E. Active site labeling of the yersinia protein tyrosine phosphatase The determination of the pKa of active site cysteine and the function of the conserved histidine 402. Biochem. 32 (1993) 9340-9345. 

Label claims for tocopherol levels in preparations can be based on milligrams or International Units. Only the RRR or all-rac-International Units ate also used in some reference books and compendia, eg. Food Chemicals Codex (40,53), which is of particular importance for specifications for food fortification. 

E = activation energy, cal/gmol (see Table 2, Air Pollution Engineering Manual, Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York, 1992, p. 62)... 

Remember that a forward-mode transformer reflects the impedance from one side to the other. This means that if drivers are single-ended on the primary side (i.e., active turn-on, passive turn-off) the power switch will still have a slow turn-off. If totem-pole outputs are driving the primary are used, the power switch s response will be fast. 

Zavarin, E., Activation of wood surface and non-conventional bonding. In Rowell, J. (Ed.), The Chemistry of Solid Wood, Chapter 10. Advances in Chemistry Series, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC, 1984, pp. 349-400. 

E. Activation and Deactivation by Other Groups i. General Effects and Summary... 

There a re. of course, many preparations, some good, some poor, and the siaiemenl applies only to preparations yielding good. i.e.. active, catalysis. 

E = activation energy R = ideal gas constant T = absolute temperature P = pressure AV = activation volume k" = frequency factor... 

Because of its motor, i.e., activating effect on vascular smooth muscle and its inhibitory effect on intestinal smooth muscle, the sympathetic nervous system has been cast into the role of the component of the nervous system that executes control of visceral function in times of physical emergency for the organism. The phrase fight or flight has been often used to describe the circumstances in which the adrenergic transmitters of the sympathetic system are dominant over the cholinergic parasympathetic system. This concept is perhaps oversimplified but it has the utility of a first approximation of how the two components of the ANS interact in the periphery. Sensory inputs which lead to increased blood pressure, for example, activate the sympathetic pathways. 

E 3,p,E = activation energy for dissociation, propagation and termination respectively (KJ/mol)... 

Effects on Ena e Activities. MTX at concentrations up to 10" g/mL had no effect on the enzymes related to the possible mechanism of cardioexcitatory action, such as cardiac Na ,K - ATPase, cyclic AMP phosphodiesterase, and sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca -ATPase. 

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