The phrase "a specific preparation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular formulation or version of a substance, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The study focused on a specific preparation of the drug that had shown promising results in preliminary trials."
Alternatives: "a particular formulation of" or "a distinct version of".
Effects of a specific preparation of essential oil compounds on rumen fermentation were determined using four mature sheep, each fitted with a permanent rumen cannula and receiving 110 mg per day of dietary essential oils compounds (EO; CRINA RUMINANTS, AKZO Nobel Surface Chemistry Ltd, Hertfordshire, UK).
Clearly, since DNA analyses and RNA analyses require a specific preparation of samples, these end-points had to be evaluated in different lungs from each mice.
The most remarkable feature in these studies is the spatial resolution reached (in the range of 1 μm), together with the fact that the technique is non-invasive and does not require any specific preparation of the samples/devices to be investigated.
MUC4 expression levels in patient-matched normal and tumor breast tissue was initially examined by immunoblotting lysates of fresh frozen tissue samples with a highly specific preparation of anti-MUC4 monoclonal antibody 1G8.
Each fabrication technique requires a specific preparation design that may violate a principle of tooth preparation, that is, conservation of tooth structure.
At 20°C the rate of change in dispersity is statistically not significantly different from zero indicating the particle size distribution stays uniform through time, consistent with Steudel's [11] observation on Weimarn sols, an effect Steudel also observed to be sensitive to the specific preparation of the sol (water added to the methanol solution).
In summary, the key considerations when formulating a graduated tendinopathy rehabilitation programme are attention to detail, functional loading progression and specific preparation of both the muscle and tendon components to meet the demands of the sport.
CT is fast, non-invasive, and requires no specific preparation of the patient.
Because TCA does not require specific preparation of sample, it can be applied to all existing tissue or cDNA libraries or to published data sets, inasmuch specific operational compartments markers are available.
Another significant property of Biodentine was that it did not require specific preparation of the dentin walls.
Hypothetic explanations concerning the PRCA-inducing potential of this specific preparation of epoetin alfa have been published [ 1].
