These have included male infants younger than 1 year of age; prolonged or recurred fever; and elevated acute phase reactants.
In polyarthropathies, elevated acute phase reactants are again not diagnostic but are useful for assessing response to therapy.
These could also have acted as concentrating agents for the reactants in the aqueous ambient.
We argue that the dynamics of all these reactions hinge largely on the intersections of the potential energy surfaces of the reactant and product states.
Here the mixing of the reactants is solely determined by the turbulence - turbulence interactions.
The simplified equation for the average streamwise turbulent reactant transport possesses two limiting cases-the limits of small and large turbulence scales.
It can change rates of reactions in which the transition state has a different extension than reactant or product.
This is because the exsolved fluid phases are responsible for the transfer of reactants from the chamber into the wall rock.
