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The 20/25% ammonium sulfate protocol seems to give a better purification of proteins that can be precipitated at 25%, but the alternative protocol is important for some mutants that do not precipitate completely at 25% ammonium sulfate.
A 1992 study estimated that some 8 percent of Russia's industrial output at the time was being produced by factories that even Russian analysts called value-subtractors . The study noted that the collapse of value-subtracting industries can precipitate an economic boon.
Nor can the Kosovo campaign be called "Albright's war," even though it was the utter failure of her attempted diplomacy at Rambouillet (along with the failure of her one-time rival Richard Holbrooke in Belgrade) that helped to precipitate the current conflict.
They are associated with a mild volume expansion, which may precipitate the clinical presentation of heart failure in those with subclinical disease.
Bob Smith, R-N.H., compared the Chinese spy case to past Soviet espionage and warned that it might precipitate another "arms race."