Conversely, if the tunnel has an appreciable stand-up time allowing dispensing of the tunneling shield, then the use of molding and cast in place concrete may be appropriate.
This pressure range allows dispensing and aspiration of liquids through the cantilever tip aperture.
This technique allows dispensing with the data of clusters' members in the Reduce phase, thus, we decrease the amount of data sent from the Map phase to the Reduce phase.
Cards were designed to allow for dispensing of sample into a series of reaction wells without carryover of predispensed primers (Stedtfeld and coauthors, submitted to Biomedical Microdevices).
While in the case of using only a single nozzle, many of the droplets aggregated and merged at the outlet of the microfluidic device, the dual-nozzle microfluidic device effectively prevented this problem, allowing the dispensing of droplets as they were generated in the microfluidic device (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
Modifications to this screen have been made to facilitate a high-throughput assay including co-inoculation of nematodes with C. albicans and instrumentation allowing precise dispensing of worms into assay wells, eliminating two labor-intensive steps.
While guidelines on post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) allow for the dispensing of the full 28-day course at the initial visit in emergency settings where access to health facilities is limited [ 22], only nurses and above are permitted to initiate the PEP regimen under WHO task-shifting guidance [ 23].
To allow for efficient dispensing of the assay mixture into the 5 mm narrow bore NMR tube (Wilmad, Buena, NJ), the lysate or extract suspension and the substrates were mixed in an Eppendorf tube; diluting viscous cell lysates helped to place them into the tube.
The first nozzle of the microfluidic device is used for the generation of the droplets, while the second nozzle can accelerate the droplets and increase the spacing between them, allowing for facile dispensing of droplets.
Slides were positioned on a frame allowing the arrayed dispensing of spots at 1.5 mm intervals.
