Sentence examples for allow for dispensing from inspiring English sources

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).

In Alberta, the maximum professional fee allowed for dispensing products with an acquisition cost of ≤$C74.99 is $C11.93 (consists of $C10.22 professional fee and $C1.71 inventory allowance).

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.

These machines allow for automatic drink dispensing.

A kegerator is a refrigerator that is specially designed to hold a keg and to allow for easy beer dispensing.

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.

They allow for the automatic filling or dispensing of parts to maintain the fill level and ensure efficiency.

36 Another factor that affected the study power was the requirement to randomise participants prior to their final screening visit in order to allow the pharmacy adequate time for dispensing at visit 2, following final determination of eligibility.

In addition to specific selectivity for BAK, the device also requires high hydraulic permeability to allow drop dispensing without excessive pressure drop.

Vaccine manufacturers have used preservatives to prevent microbial growth during the manufacturing process or when packaged as "multi-dose" products to allow for multiple punctures of the same vial to dispense multiple vaccinations with less fear of contamination.