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Another approach uses a synthesis of RCTs and naturalistic studies, while addressing the limitations of both (Simon et al, 1995b Hotopf et al, 1996). In such studies the treatment setting is routine primary-care clinical practice selection criteria are limited to those affecting safety and treatment is normal , i.e. provided under conditions where differences in clinical practice and patient behaviour can emerge freely. However, participants are randomized to initial treatment, and accurate diagnosis and baseline assessments are recorded. This approach is... 

Also, the figures contain nephelometric curves for the product t (that is, for p + s, in the proportions formed in the synthesis) and the fraction o, which was also a thermally precipitating product and deposited onto the walls of the reaction vessel in the course of the copolymerization of NVC1 with NVIAz at their initial molar ratio of 85 15 (Table 1). One can see that the precipitation behaviour of the total product t differs, although the amount of the s-fraction is almost the same at 31-33%. Obviously, this depends on the properties of the s-fraction. For instance, the heat-induced precipitation of the sample t formed from the feed with a comonomer molar ratio of 90 10 (Fig. 3b) is suppressed by the presence of its own s-fraction to a markedly lesser extent when compared to the product t obtained at the comonomer molar ratio of 85 15 (Fig. 3a). Most likely, such differences reflect the divergent influence of the s-fractions on the coagulation processes in the thermo-precipitating fractions of the total product t. These differences, for example different surface... 

ATRP is a powerful synthetic tool for the synthesis of low molecular weight (Dp < 100-200), controlled-structure hydrophilic block copolymers. Compared to other living radical polymerisation chemistries such as RAFT, ATRP offers two advantages (1) facile synthesis of a range of well-defined macro-initiators for the preparation of novel diblock copolymers (2) much more rapid polymerisations under mild conditions in the presence of water. In many cases these new copolymers have tuneable surface activity (i.e. they are stimuli-responsive) and exhibit reversible micellisation behaviour. Unique materials such as new schizo-... 

The synthesis of pentasil zeolites is supported by organic cations. Argauer et al. (1) first described syntheses with tetraalkylammonium and tetraalkylphosphonium compounds. The organic cations may not only initiate and sustain a certain crystallization process but also may lead to products of a new structure. This "templating" behaviour is explained by the structure-directing effect of the organic cations in the process of crystallization (2,3). 

In this connection it should be noted that varying the porous structure of solids by various combinations of components with different pH of the initial and complete precipitation of hydrogels (and these combinations are innumerable and diverse, especially in multicomponent systems), it is possible to carry out purposeful synthesis of porous bodies not only with a prescribed structure but also with prescribed properties. Moreover, it may be possible to predict the presence of a maximum in the Vj -composition curve and the behaviour of the structure of precipitated materials with variations of relative contents of the components from sorption properties of individual components in the mixture designed. 

When the hexafluoro molybdenum initiator is used a different picture can be seen. This initiator favours the formation of cis double bonds and also increases the tacticity. The results on polymers using the different initiators are illustrated in Figure 2. The polymer with a spacer length of n=6 methylene groups was chosen here as the most dramatic differences of the phase behaviour depending on the way of synthesis were observed. This was already known from DSC investigations. 

The similarities in chemical behaviour across the lanthanides mean that kinetically stable lanthanide complexes offer a degree of control that cannot readily be achieved through selective self-assembly of small building blocks. Azamacrocycle complexes derived from cyclen amino-carboxylates are particularly suited to this, and ternary complexes can be used to study the photophysical behaviour of lanthanide complexes. We initially used such an approach to probe the effectiveness of chromophores as sensitizers for lanthanides without recourse to extensive synthesis (as illustrated in Fig. 7). This approach can be used with simple chromophores to probe the mechanism of energy transfer. For instance, tetrathiafulvalene... 

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