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an interesting trend

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p=0.1

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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48 − 50 This trend has been attributed to the formation of a cation exchange mechanism involving cationic metal–ligand complexed species. The separation factor of Nb over Ta showed an interesting trend: it was also found to decrease with an increase in the nitric acid concentration in the aqueous phase, followed by a peak at 2 M HNO 3 with the β Nb/Ta ∼32 followed by a sudden reduction ( Figure 3 c).
We observed an interesting trend wherein glucosinolate concentration in the margin of GTR ‐edited lines having in‐frame mutations in at least one BjuGTR1 homologue (L18‐16, L34‐3, and L34‐4; hereafter referred to as Category‐I (Ct‐I) lines) ranged from 190.22 to 226.54 μmoles/g DW, which was somewhat higher than the lines having mutations in all the four BjuGTR1 homologues (L4‐11, L4‐15, L15‐19, L30‐13, and L40‐9; referred to as Ct‐II lines) with glucosinolates ranging from 160.10 to 190.95 μmoles/g DW (Figure 5a ).
Corroborating the nature of the decay of the CRs—the loss of H + —the experimental kinetics of disappearance of 1 +• , determined by the electrochemical methods, closely parallels (Brønsted plot, n = 4, R = 0.997, p = 0.00284) their thermodynamic acidity, obtained from B3PW91/6-311++G(d,p) (acetonitrile, C-PCM) quantum chemical calculations (Equation (9)): log (k) = 0.258 × p K a − 1.436 (9) Going through the p K a of silatranes 1 ( Table 3 ), an interesting trend can be observed, whereby whatever the substituent R, the proton in 1 +• is preferentially eliminated from β-carbon.
An interesting trend has been noticed for 18 carbon residues, the concentrations of TG(18:0_30:1), TG(18:1_30:0), TG(18:1_30:1), TG(18:1_33:0), TG(18:1_33:1), TG(18:1_34:1), TG(18:1_35:2), TG(18:1_36:1), TG(18:1_36:2) and TG(18:2_35:1) were higher in training dogs, while the concentrations of TG(18:1_38:7), TG(18:2_36:5), TG(18:2_38:5), TG(18:2_38:6), TG(18:3_38:5), and TG(18:3_38:6) were higher in the non-training group.