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When the exposure is well below the limit values and it is possible to be confident that on a long-term basis the probability of exceeding the limit value is very low, the risk assessment may conclude that the nature and extent of the risks related to those chemical agents make a further detailed risk assessment unnecessary unless work conditions are modified in a significant way. In these cases, however, it must be regularly checked w hether the assessment leading to that conclusion is still applicable. 

Because the boundary condition at y = oo Cr = 0) is unaltered by the fact that the concentration at the interface is a function of time, equation 10.106 is still applicable, although the evaluation of the constant 2 is more complicated because (C )y=o is no longer constant. 

In 1979, it was stated that poiybrominated aromatic ethers have received little attention (ref. 1). That statement is still applicable. Analyses to characterize this class of commercial flame retardants have been performed using UV (refs. 1-2), GC (refs. 1-6), and GC-MS (refs. 1-4). The bromine content of observed peaks was measured by GC-MS, but no identification could be made. The composition of poiybrominated (PB) diphenyl ether (DPE) was predicted from the expected relationship with polyhalogenated biphenyl, a class which has received extensive attention. NMR (refs. 3-6) was successfully used to identify relatively pure material which had six, or fewer, bromine atoms per molecule. A high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) method described (ref. 1) was not as successful as GC. A reversed phase (RP) HPLC method was mentioned, but no further work was published. 

In this section we want to discuss unsteady diffusion across a permeable membrane. In other words, we are interested in how concentration and flux change before reaching the steady state discussed in Section IV.B. The membrane is initially free of solute. At time zero, the concentrations on both sides of the membrane are increased, to C and c2. Equilibrium between the solution and the membrane interface is assumed therefore, the corresponding concentrations on the membrane surfaces are Kc, and Kc2. Fick s second law is still applicable ... 

The design methodology proposed earlier for beds with a single draft tube is still applicable here for beds with multiple draft tubes. 

If the material is granulated, e. g. frozen and granulated coffee extract, having a solid content perhaps of 40 % and a density of 0.6 g/cm3 (Fig. 1.61), Eq. 12 is still applicable, but the product data are different. The heat transfer is through the dried product with a Atr = 8.37 10 2 kJ/m h °C. To make the results better comparable, d = 0.7 cm and rtot have been retained from the earlier example, even if Ttol were normally higher, e. g. 100 °C. 

Japan. MedDRA/J, the Japanese version of MedDRA, officially was issued on 28 December 1999 and the Ministry of Health highly recommended its use for ADR reporting beginning at the end of March 2000. However, J-ART terms are still applicable and upon submission to the ministry are begin converted to MedDRA/J terms. No firm deadline for full implementation has been issued. 

He even advocated a chain structure for rubber, and claimed that its colloidal properties were due entirely to high molecular weight. It is interesting to note that these structures proposed in 1920 are still applicable today. 

For a molecular ion with charge number Q a transformation between isotopic variants becomes complicated in that the g factors are related directly to the electric dipolar moment and irreducible quantities for only one particular isotopic variant taken as standard for this species these factors become partitioned into contributions for atomic centres A and B separately. For another isotopic variant the same parameters independent of mass are still applicable, but an extra term must be taken into account to obtain the g factor and electric dipolar moment of that variant [19]. The effective atomic mass of each isotopic variant other than that taken as standard includes another term [19]. In this way the relations between rotational and vibrational g factors and and its derivative, equations (9) and (10), are maintained as for neutral molecules. Apart from the qualification mentioned below, each of these formulae applies individually to each particular isotopic variant, but, because the electric dipolar moment, referred to the centre of molecular mass of each variant, varies from one cationic variant to another because the dipolar moment depends upon the origin of coordinates, the coefficients in the radial function apply rigorously to only the standard isotopic species for any isotopic variant the extra term is required to yield the correct value of either g factor from the value for that standard species [19]. 

Eq. (19) is still applicable to the non-homogeneous membrane system. Following the same scheme as for the case of the homogeneous membrane with the modified salt distribution coefficients ... 

Medicines Act for relevant medicinal products, including section 7 (and consequently all exemptions relating to section 7). Relevant medicinal products are defined in the 1994 Regulations as those medicinal products for human use to the provisions of Directive 2001/83/EC apply. This broad definition includes most medicinal products. The exceptions are medicinal products for clinical trial use, products prepared in a pharmacy in accordance with a pharmacopoeial formula for direct supply to a patient, intermediate products, registered homoeopathic products, non-industrially produced herbal remedies and some products which are not medicinal products within the meaning of the Directive, but which by order have been made subject to control under the Medicines Act 1968. For products designated under such an order, the old provisions on particular patient supply are still applicable. In practice, there are very few such products. 

In considering these complex multistage processes, the ideas discussed early in this chapter are still applicable. We need to consider each reactor using the principles described in this chapter, but we need also to consider the separation and recycle components of the... 

Equations (6.16) to (6.18) are still applicable to the pulse input. The boundary conditions and the inflow concentration, however, are different. The inflow concentration at t = 0+ will be zero. Thus, in equation (6.17), fP, = 0. The new boundary conditions are ... 

The conditions for eqnilibrium between two phases in coexistence are still the same as for the case of a single component that is, Eqs. (2.19)-(2.21) still apply. The phase rnle is also still applicable. Before applying these principles to a binary system, let ns first examine how a binary phase diagram can be constrncted from the free energy eqnations. 

In this case, we cannot work as in the case of the first-order reaction to derive more simple expressions. However, the principle of the rate-controlling step is still applicable. If the rate-controlling step is the diffusion in the gas film, the overall rate (rov), is... 

An F ratio test is hardly needed to decide whether the variances are different A t-test is still applicable but needs to be modified to take into account the variance differences. This is done by calculating the effective number of degrees of freedom using Satterthwaite s method.This is still an area which is controversial and a number of differing approaches and equations have been proposed. 

Nucleophilic and general species catalysis are most efficient when the catalytic group is held in close, properly orientated proximity to the group under attack. These mechanisms are thus much more important, relative to alkaline and acid catalysis, in intramolecular reactions, and in some cases mechanism not observed in intermolecular reactions become important in intramolecular catalysis. The generalizations described in the previous section are still applicable, however, to intramolecular catalysis, and no new principles are involved that are well-understood at present. 

For water [see the values in (29)] we find (ui2)1/2 104cm/sec, A = 5 x 10 9, Ax = 10-8 the calculations are still applicable. In the opposite case we should have had to apply the ordinary theory of an activated complex that assumes inertial motion across the barrier with an average velocity (ui2)1/2, which leads to the following expressions [instead of the general formula (16) and the expression for cavitation (27)] ... 

In spite of constant improvement in processor technology, there are still applications that are computationally expensive. This will lead to the use of multiple DSP chips in multiprocessors as well as the development of special purpose chips for synthesis. All of these developments will be discussed in the following sections. 

For systems that are nearly linear or time-variant, the concept of the impulse (complex frequency) response is still applicable. For weakly non-linear systems the characterization can be extended by including measurements of the non-linearity (noise, distortion, clipping point). For time-variant systems the characterization can be extended by including measurements of the time dependency of the impulse response. Some of the additional measurements incorporate knowledge of the human auditory system which lead to system characterizations that have a direct link to the perceived audio quality (e.g. the perceptually weighted signal to noise ratio). 

The state of a multivariant system is defined by assigning values to either the temperature, volume, and mole numbers of the components or the temperature, pressure, and mole numbers. Thus, we define heat capacities at constant volume or heat capacities at constant pressure for such closed systems. The equations and method of calculation are exactly the same as those outlined for univariant systems when the heat capacity at constant volume is desired. For the heat capacity at constant pressure, Equation (9.14) or (9.15) and the set of equations, one for each component, illustrated by Equation (9.18) are still applicable. The method of calculation is the same, with the exception that the volume of the system is a dependent variable... 

The thermodynamic distribution coefficient is introduced when one of the components can be considered as a solute in each phase, and when we choose the reference states of that component to be the infinitely dilute solution in each phase. For discussion, we designate the first and second components as those that form the solvents and the third component as the solute. Equations (10.245), (10.246), (10,248), and (10.249) are still applicable when we choose the pure liquid phase as the standard state for each of the two components. When we introduce expressions for the chemical potential of the third component into Equation (10.247), Equation (10.250) becomes... 

Numerous national and international standards on pH are still applicable. Following increasing demands for quality assurance in laboratories, a European standard is needed. 

Provides a documented trail and various levels of accountability. Not documented, not done. This old rule is still applicable when it comes to change management. 

The recommendations in the DMF Guidance are, in general, still applicable. Flowever the information below provides additional information or clarification of the recommendations in the Guidance. This information provided below falls into three categories. 

From the conceptual point of view, there are two general approaches to the molecular structure problem the molecular orbital (MO) and the valence bond (VB) theories. Technical difficulties in the computational implementation of the VB approach have favoured the development and the popularization of MO theory in opposition to VB. In a recent review [3], some related issues are raised and clarified. However, there still persist some conceptual pitfalls and misinterpretations in specialized literature of MO and VB theories. In this paper, we attempt to contribute to a more profound understanding of the VB and MO methods and concepts. We briefly present the physico-chemical basis of MO and VB approaches and their intimate relationship. The VB concept of resonance is reformulated in a physically meaningful way and its point group symmetry foundations are laid. Finally it is shown that the Generalized Multistructural (GMS) wave function encompasses all variational wave functions, VB or MO based, in the same framework, providing an unified view for the theoretical quantum molecular structure problem. Throughout this paper, unless otherwise stated, we utilize the non-relativistic (spin independent) hamiltonian under the Bom-Oppenheimer adiabatic approximation. We will see that even when some of these restrictions are removed, the GMS wave function is still applicable. 

Reinvestigation of the excited state acid-base properties of 2-naphthylamine (Schulman and Capomacchia, 1972) showed that a reported change of hybridization from sp3 to sp2 on excitation had little effect on the entropy of protonation of nitrogen in the Sx state and that therefore the Forster cycle was still applicable. A pX (S1 )-value, calculated from the fluorescence maxima of the B and BH+ form, of —8-1 is in poor agreement with the value, —2, obtained from fluorescence titration measurements. From the acidity dependence of fluorescence intensity for 1- and 2-naphthylamine Liedke and Schulman (1973a) found that the decrease in emission of the B form occurred at lower acidities than the appearance of BH+ fluorescence. [A similar titration curve for the fluorescence of the neutral molecule was obtained by Seliskar and Brand (1971), who obtained a value of 0-64 for pkr(S1) from the decrease of the... 

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