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Founding chronology

It should be noted that the classification iato generations is not chronological, and so some second-generation compounds came to the market relatively recendy, after the third-generation was firmly estabUshed. Within each class there is also a further classification as to whether the compounds are administered orally or parenteraHy. A contemporary variation of the generation classification has been proposed, but has not found widespread use (85). Another proposal groups cephalosporins according to clinical indication or appHcation (86). [Pg.28]

Ra is soluble and therefore tends to be released to deep waters when it is formed by °Th decay in marine sediments. Substrates which capture the resulting excess of Ra found in seawater can potentially be dated using the decay of this Ra excess ( Raxs). Unfortunately there is no stable isotope of Ra with which to normalize measured Ra values but the marine chemistry of Ba is sufficiently close to that of Ra that it can be used as a surrogate for a stable Ra isotope and seawater Ra/Ba ratios are constant throughout the oceans, except in the deep North Pacific (Chan et al. 1976). The half life of Ra is only 1600 years so Raxs/Ba chronology is limited to the Holocene but it nevertheless has potential for use in several regions. [Pg.518]

From a chronological point of view, the single centre hypothesis is easier to test, as it predicts that the earliest fossils will be found in only one area. In addition, the... [Pg.618]

To put the various contributions to the modeling of codeposition of particles into perspective, not only must the relevant electrochemical literature be reviewed, but also that in the field of filtration. Theories on the mechanisms of capture and encapsulation of particles during metal deposition have only begun to appear in the last two decades. The scope of this section will be to summarize the models published since 1970, and give the basis for their explanation. (A review of the older work can be found in the Ph.D. thesis of C. Buelens [58].) Let us see review the models in chronological order. [Pg.206]

The large heterogeneities in Mg isotopic composition found for the B2 and A inclusions confuse the simple chronological interpretation possible with the B1 data. The B2 and A data are generally consistent with three alternatives - actual differences in age, isotopic variation due to alteration, or heterogeneity in (26A1/ 27A1)0 which lead to different models for the early solar... [Pg.131]

In order to study the variation of the concentration of ions during and after polymerisation, we scanned the solutions at 424 mp. against time. We found that, in addition to the SD ions, several other species giving peaks in the visible were formed at the end of the polymerisation. Therefore the kinetic study on the formation of the SD ions had to be supplemented by repeated scannings of the full visible and UV spectra. Some of the experiments carried out in the spectroscopic device were repeated in the conductivity cell. In view of the rather complicated behaviour of the system after the end of the polymerisation, we shall first give a chronological account of the phenomena, and then discuss their quantitative aspects. Figure 1 illustrates the different phases of the reaction from a spectroscopic point of view. [Pg.651]

With these guidelines we synthesized a series of meta-substituted analogues of the lead compound 1 with alkylamide and alkylsulfonamide substituents. A full analysis of the SAR that was developed during this optimization process can be found in [14]. In what follows we report on the progress of the optimization process in chronological order, referring to the various compounds by their serial number, which reflects the order of their synthesis (data summarized in Table 19.2). [Pg.465]

This raises the burning question starting out from a simple substance (not to say elementary) made up of photons, electrons, neutrinos, neutrons and protons, what mechanisms exist for synthesising the many and varied nuclei to be found in nature This in turn raises the question where and when did these processes take place, and how do they fit together chronologically as the Universe has evolved ... [Pg.52]

At the same time Wakefield and co-workers " described an inflammatory bowel condition apparently related to young children with an ASD. As a tentative suggestion the possibility that this might also be related to MMR vaccination was raised which resulted in cries of dismay, mostly from the UK Department of Health but also from certain sections of the medical profession. There is certainly good evidence that these disorders are chronologically related to the time of MMR vaccination and, in addition, measles virus, sometimes claimed to be of vaccine origin, has been found in bowel tissue but a convincing causal relationship has been widely discounted. [Pg.437]

Next, in chronological order, Acheson and his group, in his series Addition reactions of heterocyclic compounds (cf. 63AHC(1)125), extended the range of substrates to pyridine derivatives and initially believed to have found numerous pyridoazepines. The contents of six experimental articles (1968-1975), however, were for the most part revised... [Pg.111]

After Helfman and Bada [143] found that a very good correlation exists between chronological age and racemization ratio of aspartic acid, as compared to the other amino acids, in dentin of teeth, a number of methods, mainly based on GC separation, have been published. [Pg.677]


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