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Hicks J M, Petralli-Mallow T and Byers J D 1994 Consequences of chirality in second-order nonlinear spectroscopy at interfaces Faraday Disc. 99 341 -57... 

Richter L T, Petralli-Mallow T P and Stephenson J C 1998 Vibrationally resolved sum-frequency generation with broad-bandwidth infrared pulses Opt Lett. 23 1594-6... 

Kenaf and Roselle. These closely related bast fibers are derived from Hibiscus cannibinus and H sabdariffa (mallow family, Malvaceae), respectively. The fibers have other local names. Kenaf is grown for production in the People s Repubflc of China, Egypt, and regions of the former USSR roseUe is produced in India and Thailand. Plantation-grown kenaf is capable of growing from seedlings to 5 m at maturity in five months. It is reported to yield about 6—10 tons of dry matter per acre, nine times the yield of wood (13). 

Urena and Abutilon. These are less important vegetable fibers of a jute-like nature. Urena lobata (Cadillo) of the mallow family (Malvaceae) is a perennial that grows in Zaire and Brazil to a height of 4—5 m with stems 10—18 mm in diameter. Because of a lignified base, the stems are cut 20 cm above the ground. The plants are defoflated in the field and retted similarly to jute and kenaf. The retted material is stripped and washed and, in some cases. 

Malvaceae (mallow) Gossjpium arhoreum Sri Lanka cotton People s Repubhc of China, United edible oil, animal feed... 

Althee, /. marsh mallow (Althaea officinalis) (Pharm.) althaea. -wurzel, /. (Pharm.) althaea. 

Kase-pappel,/. wild mallow (Malta sylvestris). -rei, /. cheese factory cheese making, -rei-fung,/. cheese ripening or curing, kilsesauer, a. lactate of. 

Pappel,/. poplar mallow, -art, /. (variety of) poplar (variety of) mallow, -holz, n. poplar (wood), -kraut, n. mallow, pappen, v.t. i. paste work in paperboard. Pappen-art, /. (paper)board. -deckel, m. = Pappdeckel. -fabrik, /. (paper) board mill, -guss, m. cast paperboard, pressboard, mill-board. -leim, m. pasteboard glue, -stiel, m. trifle. 

Schwaiger J, Ferling H, Mallow U, Wintermayr H, Negele R (2004) Toxic effects of non-steroideal anti-inflammatory drug diclofenac. Part I. Histopathological alterations and bioaccumulation in rainbow trout. Aquat Toxicol 68 141-150... 

An important point is the evaluation of the models. While most methods select the best model at the basis of a criterion like adjusted R2, AIC, BIC, or Mallow s Cp (see Section 4.2.4), the resulting optimal model must not necessarily be optimal for prediction. These criteria take into consideration the residual sum of squared errors (RSS), and they penalize for a larger number of variables in the model. However, selection of the final best model has to be based on an appropriate evaluation scheme and on an appropriate performance measure for the prediction of new cases. A final model selection based on fit-criteria (as mostly used in variable selection) is not acceptable. 

Mallows, C.L., Ed. (1987), Design, Data and Analysis By Some Friends of Cuthbert Daniel, Wiley, New York, NY. 

In the absence of degeneracy the number of possible stereosequences is equal to 2" (n being the number of stereogenic centers present in the sequence). In vinyl polymers, because of the equivalence of the two directions of the chain, many sequences differ only in the way they are observed (e.g., rrmr and rmrr) and must, therefore, be considered only once. The number of independent sequences, calculated by the Frisch, Mallows, and Bovey formula 10, 44) is shown in Table 2. In hemiisotactic polymers, where strict selection criteria exist, this number is drastically reduced (100). 

Frisch, Mallows, and Bovey (44), and later Chujo, Kamei, and Nishioka (107) examined the same class of polymers and pointed out the existence of two series of three-center sequences that are intrinsically different, one centered on substituent A, 62, the other on B, 63 (Scheme 13). They were distinguished by different symbols, for example, by small and capital letters (108). Six three-center stereosequences and 20 five-center sequences are possible, due to the... 

Schwaiger J., O. H. Spieser, C. Bauer, H. Ferling, U. Mallow, W. Kalbfus, and R. D. Negele (2000). Chronic toxicity of nonylphenol and ethinyl-estradiol Flaematological and histo-pathological effects in juvenile common carp (Cyprirus carpio). Aquatic Toxicology 51 69-78. 

Mallow, Andrew R., McDonnell Douglas Aerospace, St. Louis, MO 63146-4021, USA... 

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