Sentences with phrase «useful chemicals by»

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«The PI sets the tone for how a lab is going to act and operate,» he says, as quoted by Jyllian Kemsley in a very useful article at Chemical & Engineering News.

Very few of these will be useful because enzymes have to be an exact fit for the chemical they react with, just as a lock can only be opened by a specific key.

And although the suggestion that citizens keep duct tape and plastic sheeting on hand was much reviled when made in 2003 by then Secretary for Homeland Security Tom Ridge, Acquista believes it would be useful in a chemical attack to seal a refuge with tape and sheeting until the danger passes, because «most chemicals dissipate very rapidly.»

Researchers have long suspected that they might be able to make useful drugs by persuading the bacteria to synthesise slight variations on the same chemical theme.

Researchers at the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science led by Dr. James Liao have developed a more efficient way to turn methanol into useful chemicals, such as liquid fuels, and that would also reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

By combining the cellulose - breakdown and sugar - conversion steps, we are very close to a single - step method of converting raw biomass into a new platform chemical — a chemical you can readily turn into a transportation fuel or for synthesis of plastics and other useful materials,» said PNNL geochemist and study coauthor Jim Amonette.

These books are more practically useful for later stages of ovarian imbalance: - estrogen dominance / deficiency: there are three estrogens you need to know about, all are best covered in an excellent early chapter of «Natural Health for Women» by Roger Mason; - progesterone deficiency: «Dr. John Lee's Hormone Balance Made Simple» and «Dr. Eckhart's How to Use Progesterone Cream Practical Guide for Avoiding Side Effects & Chemical Estrogens».

This Academic Writing Help discipline is a branch of bioscience that produce useful products for living organisms by incorporating technology, computer science, chemical engineering, and microbiology.

But because ZIFs are stable at high temperatures and are easier to tailor by adding desired chemical functional groups, they may prove even more useful in the long run.

Researchers at the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science led by Dr. James Liao have developed a more efficient way to turn methanol into useful chemicals, such as liquid fuels, and that would also reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

It is necessary for a chemical engineering student to know the process of manufacturing chemicals by using various raw materials in order to convert into useful products.