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Process evolution generally

SELEX (systematic evolution of ligands by exponential enrichment) is used to generate aptamers, oligonucleotides selected to tightly bind a specific molecular target. The process is generally automated to allow rapid identification of one or more aptamers with the desired binding specificity. [Pg.1030]

For the rapid process, if one takes into account the different competing processes the general equation for the evolution of the yield is given by [36]... [Pg.203]

Neoplasia is a result of a complex multistep process and generally the genetic alterations associated with neoplastic evolution may include one or more of the following mechanisms (Table 3.2) ... [Pg.84]

However, a general disadvantage of the phosphate pigments used in the anticorrosive coatings, is a low efficiency of the under-film corrosion process evolution on the initial stages, which is connected with their low water solubility, and, obtained accordingly to the described above meth-... [Pg.243]

The evolution of rainfall erosion process can generally be concluded as splash and sheet erosion to rill erosion and finally evolved into gully erosion and collapse. The degree of erosion intensity was the highest at the slope toe. [Pg.857]

The technological evolution occurring over the last 60 years of industrial history has also had an impact on chemical processes in general, and on the adipic acid production process in particular. This analysis offers us an opportunity to retrace over time the many difficult issues encountered in the development of a complex chemical process, such as the one at hand, and allows us to appreciate the importance of the history of the contributions made and the motivations underl5dng the changes introduced. Learning about this history will help us to avoid repeating the same mistakes and to move forward on a trend of constant improvement. [Pg.322]

A population balance was used to follow the evolution of the PSD in a porosity development process. The general equation for a population balance is ... [Pg.553]

In Fig. 8. we observe the time evolution of the area of the largest object in each image. Am, along with its shape factor. Note that this is a log-log plot that emphasizes the plateau. This is a representative object for the process. In general it will have evolved a... [Pg.85]

This expression may be interpreted in a very similar spirit to tliat given above for one-photon processes. Now there is a second interaction with the electric field and the subsequent evolution is taken to be on a third surface, with Hamiltonian H. In general, there is also a second-order interaction with the electric field through which returns a portion of the excited-state amplitude to surface a, with subsequent evolution on surface a. The Feymnan diagram for this second-order interaction is shown in figure Al.6.9. [Pg.242]

Mechanisms and Rates of Combustion. AH soHd fuels and wastes bum according to a general global mechanism (Fig. 2). The soHd particle is first heated. FoHowing heating, the particle dries as the moisture bound in the pore stmcture and on the surface of the particle evaporates. Only after moisture evolution does pyrolysis initiate to any great extent. The pyrolysis process is foHowed by char oxidation, which completes the process. [Pg.56]

The generalized transport equation, equation 17, can be dissected into terms describing bulk flow (term 2), turbulent diffusion (term 3) and other processes, eg, sources or chemical reactions (term 4), each having an impact on the time evolution of the transported property. In many systems, such as urban smog, the processes have very different time scales and can be viewed as being relatively independent over a short time period, allowing the equation to be "spht" into separate operators. This greatly shortens solution times (74). The solution sequence is... [Pg.384]


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