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91. This correlation argues for the possibility of synthesis of platelet activating factor precursors in cells sensitive to gastrin stimulation.

92. They are, in short, a fusion of ideology and aesthetics in a constantly evolving revolutionary synthesis.

93. By the twentieth edition synthesis had become a well-established mechanism for allowing detailed specification without resorting to exceedingly lengthy schedules.Sentencedict.com

94. This book is the substance of his Lyell Lectures in 1983 but is the synthesis of thirty years' work.

95. But exactly how viral protein synthesis is selectively inhibited, leaving cellular protein synthesis relatively unaffected, is still not clear.

96. But one animal protein feed has been produced from bacterial synthesis using ammonia, methanol from North Sea gas and minerals.

97. The organisation's Chemical Synthesis Programme, launched in March 1982, aims to develop new drugs to treat parasitic diseases.

98. The inhibitors might therefore be causing amnesia not because they prevent protein synthesis but because of their effect on increasing amino acid levels.

99. Chromatography is particularly useful in organic synthesis in separating and recovering the components of a mixture.

100. In the Arts Council's rhetoric of liberal synthesis, dichotomies are for ever being overcome by acts of sheer good will.

101. Data compiled in this way can then be used by co-workers to combine results into a more regional synthesis than otherwise possible.

102. Pepsinogen synthesis has been found closely linked to secretion and depletion of stores by a well regulated feedback mechanism under invitro conditions.

103. Inspection of Figure 7.2 should make it quite clear how the neoclassical synthesis has been modified by the new classical writers.

104. This slow process led in the direction of Hinduism, a vast eclectic synthesis to which we shall return shortly.

105. Our data suggest that it is unlikely that the mechanism of this apparent synergy is enhanced depression of prostaglandin synthesis.

106. The synthesis of complex structures such as viruses often requires the synthesis and interaction of several gene products.

107. Genes only start to mean something when they are translated, via protein synthesis, into growing-rules for a developing embryo.

108. Salicylate exerts its anti. inflammatory action in part by inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis. 135.

109. It shows the close association that can exist between organic chemical synthesis and clay surfaces.

110. There was one fascinating lecture on chirality and organic synthesis including the design of Salbutamol, a drug used to treat asthma.

111. The first, and until recently the most common, is that of synthesis by rule.

112. Bile acid malabsorption and increased synthesis of bile acids were even detected in cholecystectomised patients without intestinal pathology.

113. Finally, an evaluative orientation involves your synthesis of facts and feelings into a judgment about some political phenomenon.

114. Synthesis is the process of blending a number of pieces of evidence together into one coherent account.

115. Continuous speech recognition and synthesis are additional examples of tasks neural networks are undertaking with reasonable success.

116. Union Carbide have patented a process for the catalytic conversion of synthesis gas to ethylene glycol.

117. All these could be alternatives to the explanation that the changes in RNA and protein synthesis were due to learning.

118. Measuring the rate of protein synthesis then becomes a matter of measuring the rate at which amino acids are incorporated into proteins.

119. New routes to simple compounds Chemists are hunting new ways to create basic compounds from simple substances such as synthesis gas.

120. This in turn enables Janssen's customers to start production or synthesis sooner than they might have thought possible.