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If it were to happen, it would catalyse further political integration.

This means we're going to have to decide how we either build, catalyse or join an ecosystem.

If rubisco could be persuaded not to catalyse photorespiration, plants would grow more vigorously.

But as they prepare for the worst, Shenzhen officials hope crisis might also catalyse a welcome transformation.

Proline is believed to catalyse the aldol reaction through a hydrogen-bonded intermediate.

The recent new funds launched targeting at China real estate market should catalyse the recovery of the investment market in the locality.

This is a review about the origin , the kind, the catalyse mechanism, extraction and application in food technology of SOD.

Application: It is used for reducing treatment after catalyse burning of automobile tail gas purifier.

In the past year we have worked with member states to catalyse a number of new interdisciplinary research centres in this area.

The natural RNA enzymes catalyse phosphate-group transfer and peptide-bond formation.

The ability of clay minerals to catalyse decarboxylation has long been recognised.

Together with the iTunes download service, launched in 2003, it enabled Apple to catalyse and dominate a new digital-music industry.

Milwaukee itself exemplifies the hope that water may not only support growth, but catalyse it.

Meanwhile, it can be used as catalyse carrier, insulator and precision founding sand, etc.

And they can catalyse reactions, as proteins do, too.

There are calls for it to catalyse better governance in Japan.

The international prototype and its copies are 90% platinum and this element is known to catalyse chemical reactions;

Determination of Trace Selenium in Electrolytic Manganese metal by Catalyse polarography

The Manufacture Technology of Catalyse and Cracking Equipment heat Recovery Boiler

Application of New-catalyse in Synthesis of Fine Chemicals

The conference will aim to catalyse coordinated global action in five key areas