rearrangement|rearrangements in English

noun

[,re·ar'range·ment || ‚rɪːəreɪndʒmənt]

new arrangement, new formation; act of putting in order again, reorganizatio

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1. Activation parameters in stepwise Biallyl rearrangements

2. Multifactorial systems involve rearrangements of sex chromosomes and Autosomes

3. However, excessive rearrangement is considered poor sportsmanship.

4. Key words: abnormal-Wolff, carbene, rearrangement, QM computations, reaction mechanism.

5. A unifying reaction mechanism is postulated to account for the rearrangements.

6. Alternatively, since the rearrangement of bis-Allylic ethers produces vinyl Allyl

7. T-Cell Clonality; T cell antigen receptors, Gene Rearrangement; Laboratory

8. The rearrangement occurs in water and in the included acetanilide.

9. Translocation rearrangements of LGI1 reduce or Abrogate expression in several glioblastomas and brain tumors

10. A random rearrangement of the letters in the name (anagram) will give Beheat

11. Any decoration of the Kingdom Hall or rearrangement of the chairs must also be approved.

12. The rearrangement reaction of α,β-epoxy Acylates in cyclic systems was studied

13. Clonality measures how evenly receptor sequences (rearrangements) are distributed amongst a set of T or B cells

14. Splitting large and high-power blocks and careful rearrangement allowed to limit thermal hotspots.

15. Other frequent abnormalities include structural rearrangement of 1p, 3p, 9p and 6q chromosome arms.

16. A random rearrangement of the letters in the name (anagram) will give Behew

17. Annealing is the rearrangement of atoms or charges in a material with time after irradiation

18. Treatment of this hydrazine with mineral acids induces a rearrangement reaction to 4,4'-Benzidine.

19. In addition to chromosome missegregation, chromosome fusions at (peri)Centromeres are prevalent in cancers, but how such rearrangements …

20. As students of chemistry know, even small rearrangements of a molecule's structure can produce a compound that acts differently.

21. The reaction proceeds through O alkylation of the carbonyls followed by an O to N rearrangement.

22. Santonin can be converted to santonic acid (C15H20O4) via based-catalyzed hydrolysis followed by a multistep rearrangement process.

23. Genotoxic: a general term encompassing all types of DNA or chromosome damage, including breaks, adducts rearrangements, mutations, chromosome aberrations, and aneuploidy.

24. The Fibonacci Bamboozlement is a dissection fallacy where the rearrangement of pieces in a square can be used to

25. Atomic theory explained chemical change as the rearrangement of unchanging atoms(Sentencedict), and therefore in a sense as superficial.