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Another recent innovation regarding the use of imine chemistry in DCC relies on an original way to freeze the equilibrating mixture by Ugi reactions [27]. In other words, this consists in conjugating a reversible reaction of imine condensation with an irreversible Ugi reaction. The latter step therefore represents an alternative to the more widespread reduction of imines with borohydrides. Wessjohann and coworkers recently prepared a library of macrocyclic oligoimines by condensation... 

Decriminalization and depenalization strate es. Most of the strategies in this section are in r ard to marijuana. The most well-known innovation regarding marijuana use is in the Netherlands. The Amsterdam coffee shops that sell marijuana are famous and many people believe that marijuana is legal in the Netherlands. However, that is not the case. The production and distribution of marijuana is iUegal. There is a formal, written policy of nonenforcement of possession and sale of up to 30 grams of marijuana and tolerance of the sale of small amounts of marijuana in coffee shops. Cities in the Netherlands can determine whether or not to allow coffee shops and most do not. The amount that can be sold to a customer and the quantity of marijuana that is kept on the premises is controlled and a person must be 18 or older to buy. The coffee shop cannot advertise the product and no other drugs can be sold. ... 

One of the most interesting innovations regarding hazard analysis and risk assessment has been achieved by the International Air Transport Section of the National Safety Council. This section is truly international, having representation from all of the populated continents. Its Aviation Ground Operation Safety Handbook is used throughout the world. 

In 2010, Hu and coworkers [14] reported an interesting innovation regarding the rhodium-catalyzed aryl addition to aldehydes. Using 2-formylbenzoates as substrates and arylboronic acids, 3-substituted phthalides were efficiently obtained with rhodium-spinol-based phosphites... 

The value of knowledge-sharing with regard to, for example, innovation and the transfer of good practice. 

There are several examples in the literature of recent years of convincing numerical demonstrations that a compound not yet observed has a stable structure. It must be remarked that these studies usually regard compounds of marginal chemical interest, and that for innovative problems the quantum approach has always been late with respect to the experiments. This delay decreases, but it is unlikely to expect that the leadership in the search of new compounds will be assumed by in-depth calculations. 

The Fischer-Tropsch process has recently received renewed attention due to the increasing demand and rising costs of fuels. Fischer-Tropsch processes are either coal based or methane based. Coal-based processes face serious issues in terms of the increasing regulations regarding limiting C02 emissions worldwide. There is a firm need for innovative and novel solutions for dealing with C02 emissions from the CTL process. 

A patent, therefore, encourages innovation by promoting research and development. It can also be regarded as a physical asset, which can be sold or licensed to third parties for cash. Patents also represent a unique source of technical information regarding the patented product. 

A reliable economic analysis and evaluation of measures, especially for innovative measures with only a short-term practical experience, is required, since the cost of the water is an issue of major importance. With regard to the system, a better definition of water services is needed in order to evaluate recovery costs of water uses and environmental costs. 

Currently, physicians and patients determine the demand for pharmaceuticals and employers and insurers assume the risk and cost. As the price of new health care technologies escalates, payers will design and implement strategies to share risk and cost. Defined employer contributions, increased patient cost sharing, and benefit exclusions will be used to help control utilization and cost. In this environment, value-based assessments will be crucial to the adoption of any technological innovation. It is reasonable to expect public and private coverage for new therapies if evidence is provided regarding the costs and consequences of treatment. However, social and ethical dilemmas will certainly arise as therapies whose costs exceed their benefits are debated in the public arena. 

Additionally, efforts should be made to tie in the products with brands and images that are highly regarded and which can further reinforce the natural aspects of the food (Wansink, 1994). Through the use of brand equity leveraging, innovative promotion, and product pairing, these products can achieve an air of familiarity, quality, and conventionality (Wansink, 2005). 

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