Product attributes

Systemic fungicides are mobile compounds that are able to penetrate the cuticle of leaves and stems and enter the plant symplast or apoplast. These are generally single site of action compounds, very effective at low 

An important factor in the redistribution of fungicides throughout a target crop is their level of vapour phase activity. Compounds that are relatively immobile in the plant may be extensively redistributed through the vapour phase and effect commercially acceptable disease control. A good example is fenpropimorph. 

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The flavor of instant coffee can be enhanced by recovering and returning to the extract or finished dry product some of the natural aroma lost in processing. The aroma constituents from the grinders, percolation vents, and evaporators may be added dkectly or in concentrated or fractionated form to achieve the deskable product attributes. 

The value of production attributable to a particular establishment may be adjusted by subtracting the value of products obtained from other establishments within the same facility that are incorporated into its final products. This procedure eliminates the potential for double counting" production in situations where establishments are engaged In sequential production activities at a single facility. 

The chemistry of atkoxycarbonyloxy radicals in many ways parallels that of the aroyloxy radicals (e.g. benzoyloxy, see 3.4.2.2.1). Products attributable to the reactions of alkoxy radicals generally arc not observed. This indicates that the rate of p-scission is slow relative to the rate of addition to monomers or other... 

The above product attributes are dependent on organic feedstock quality as well as on the sulfonation process selected and the process conditions applied. 

Understanding quality perception. The starting point of a CQP-based quality assurance system should be the clear understanding of which product attributes are considered important and contribute to the quality perceptions of target consumers. This will help focus the system to control and assure only those attributes that are critical for quality perception. Decision-supporting tools can be found in the areas of consumer research, sensory studies, and new product design. 

In a four-part article, Porter [130] provided a comprehensive review of tablet coating technology, with emphasis on contemporary practice. More specifically, a recent review [131] discusses characterization techniques for the aqueous film coating process and provides a useful influence matrix between process variables and final product attributes. 

One realization of this warehouse, WHB, provides a sliding door that can be moved to a particular product and then opened then items are added to that product shelf one at a time before the door is closed. The actions at this level of realization need a slightly richer type model with a selected product attribute ... 

In addition to these product attributes, there was one processing attribute that could not be decoupled from the product composition the bar needed to be manufactured on a standard soap production line without the need for significant capital investment. This is because soap manufacture is quite capital intensive [7,8], and Unilever wished to make use of its considerable capital investment. 

I. Product Attributes in Different Industrial / Product Sectors As demonstrated by the case studies on food [see chapter 6], and cosmetics and toiletries [see chapter 9] products, the desired product attributes are very different from those of commodity chemicals. The key requirement for simple molecules is purity. For functional molecules such as those used as in hair conditioner, the functional groups of the molecule, be it cationic, anionic or nonionic, and the flexibility of the molecular backbone have to be tailored to meet the needs. By and large, the number of requirements increases with the... 

II. Structural Attribute-Material Property-Product Attribute Relationships... 

The second challenge is to relate the desired product attributes to the material properties of the ingredients and the structure of the product. For example, the development process would have been much more efficient if a model was available to describe the behavior of cleansing bars and structured food products. Without the benefits of predictive models, as is the present status for many consumer products, extensive trial-and-error by experiments are required. Even if a comprehensive model based on first principles is not available, a combination of physical insights and heuristics can still help improve the development process. Chapters 1-2 report some new developments in this area. See also [11] for a more detailed discussion on the issues and needs related to the roles and uses of property models in product design. 

The Pace for the new compoxmd relates to the speed at which it can reach peak share potential — the shape of the expected sales trajectory. While case and place are generally fimctions of product attributes, disease epidemiology, and other aggregate conditions, the pace for an NCE is more commonly under the influence of various strategic marketing decisions of the part of individual pharmaceutical... 

Treatment attractiveness is an overall metric of utility that can be a function of product attributes such as safety, side effects, price, etc. The evaluation of attractiveness can also be tied to specific patient segments or physician specialties to more closely replicate differential evaluations in a complex marketplace, providing an additional level of analysis and insight into the standard template. 

Product Attribute/Disorder Field strength (Tesla) Methodology Ref. 

The GO (Gene Ontology) project provides a controlled vocabulary to describe gene and gene product attributes in any organism. Annotated are the biological process, the molecular function, and the cellular component of gene products. 

Experimental observations support these views. Photolysis of 1-naphthylazide in the presence of diethylamine and tetramethylethylenediamine (TMEDA) yields azirine, but no ketenimine-derived adducts at ambient temperature. " In the presence of diethylamine but in the absence of TMEDA, good yields of 1-amino-naphthalene and 1,1 -azo-naphthalene, products attributable to the triplet nitrene are observed. Good yields of 46 are also achieved when the photolysis of 1-naphthylazide and diethylamine is performed at —60 °C in the absence of TMEDA. Presumably, lowering the temperature extends the hfetime of azirine 43 by reducing its rate of reversion to singlet 1-naphthylnitrene more than it retards the rate of its reaction with diethylamine. 

Table 2 Coated Product Attributes and Coating Process Characteristics That May Be Used as Objectives to Develop an Optimal Process...

Attribute control charts are less used compared to variable control charts. When it is not possible or practical to measure the quality characteristic of a product, attribute control charts are often applied. Examples of their application include monitoring the fraction of nonconforming of a certain sensor production, the number of defective diodes in an electronic assembly, the number of imperfections in textile... 

Relevant critical-to-quahty product attributes should be considered by the design space model (e.g., content uniformity, bioavailability, stability). 

All test methods used for each of the drug product attributes need to be qualified to demonstrate adequacy and reliability. 

Drug Product Attributes All attributes that may affect the quality of the drug product have to be included in design of a stability study. These attributes have to be tested at every time period and, thus, the number of samples needed at each time should be set accordingly. 

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