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Early investigators grouped alkaloids according to the plant families in which they are found, the stmctural types based on their carbon framework, or their principal heterocycHc nuclei. However, as it became clear that the alkaloids, as secondary metaboUtes (30—32), were derived from compounds of primary metabohsm (eg, amino acids or carbohydrates), biogenetic hypotheses evolved to link the more elaborate skeletons of alkaloids with their simpler proposed pregenitors (33). These hypotheses continue to serve as valuable organizational tools (7,34,35). 

EC poliey is that waste oils from use as lubrieants should be reeyeled or used as fuel as far as possible. Some EC eountries have a more regulated organizational framework for eolleetion and... 

Issues of quality extend far beyond organizational arrangements. The analyst and the employer must both accept the equally important aspect of quality in professional skills and competences. Analysts need more help in order to learn about good laboratory practice and to work competently and professionally on a day-to-day basis within the framework of the VAM principles. This book offers analysts a new learning route to achieving these aims, and employers a convenient way to introduce quality assurance procedures. 

Oien K., 2001. A framework for the establishment of organizational risk indicators, Reliability Engineering System Safety 74, pp. 174-167. 

The process by which an analyte s identity or the concentration level in a sample is determined in the laboratory may involve many individual steps. In order for us to have a coherent approach to the subject, we will group the steps into major parts and study each part individually. In general, these parts vary in specifics according to what the analyte and analyte matrix are and what methods have been chosen for the analysis. In this section, we present a general organizational framework for these parts in later chapters we will proceed to build upon this framework for each major method of analysis to be encountered. Let us call this framework the analytical strategy. 

Lacy, M.E. (1986), Systems Theory as a Conceptual and Organizational Framework for Computational and Inferential Chemistry, J. Chem. Educ., 63(5), 392-396. 

The move structures presented throughout the book are repeated here to serve as convenient references for readers. These move structures depict common organizational frameworks for the various sections of four chemistry genres the journal article, the conference abstract, the scientihc poster, and the research proposal. 

The Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology (DART) Technical Committee at HESI has been continually active in the development of alternative tests by providing a forum to exchange information and data and by its organizational framework to pool resources for collaborative efforts. 

If there were a flag that represented the science of chemistry, it would be the periodic table. The periodic table is a concise organizational chart of the elements. The periodic table not only summarizes important facts about the elements, but it also incorporates a theoretical framework for understanding the relationships between elements. The modern periodic table attests to human s search for order and patterns in nature. As such, the periodic table is a dynamic blueprint for the basic building blocks of our universe. This chapter examines the development of the modern periodic table and presents information on how the modem periodic table is organized. 

Establish the program in its organizational group within the framework of Dow s Guidelines for a Reactive Chemicals Program. ... 

What has evolved is a greater initial emphasis of the mechanistic and structural approach to organic chemistry. The application of these principles in a discussion of modern synthetic medrodology (functional group manipulation, carbon-carbon bond formation, retrosynthetic analysis) provides a new organizational framework for understanding many of tire most common and most important synthetic reactions. 

Social responsibility under the present conditions of globalization reflects the whole complex of relations within the framework of a market economy. The most important component of social responsibility is the essence of business and its contribution to economy. But, business cannot exist isolated from society. It depends on a multitude of factors, important among which are human, organizational, and financial resources. Eventually, recognition of the economic potential of a country as a main element of the NSS will be the norm. 

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