Sentence examples for an important volume of from inspiring English sources

The analytical methodology (liquid chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry) that was used within the framework of a designed experiment conducted on A. thaliana cells exposed to cadmium generated an important volume of data.

Treated olive mill wastewater still contains relatively high organic matter amounts in an important volume of water and could be used as a potential fertilizer, especially for soils and crops.

This represents a water consumption of 30 L per day per inhabitant for household 1 and 117 L per day per inhabitant for household 2. The use of reservoirs and covers allows storing of an important volume of water between two frequencies of distribution.

In the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic experiments performed, free isoCA-4 could be administered only by using an important volume of solvent (i.e., ethanol), which would not be affordable for humans.

At necropsy, a hepatic mass (12 cm) and a paravertebral mass (2 cm) close to the spine were observed associated with atrophy of the lungs and an important volume of ascites.

We used a rigorous four-color FCM assay to detect the circulating CD45dimCD34+VEGFR2+7AAD− cell subset in 10 ml of progenitor-enriched whole blood, which characteristics included (i) sampling of an important volume of blood, (ii) a pre-enrichment step, (iii) use of a viability marker (7AAD) and (iv) a multiple gating strategy (Farace et al, 2007; Taylor et al, 2009).

In thanks, they presented him with a rare leather bound edition of Estampes Representantes Differents Nations du Levant, an historically important volume of engraved plates illustrating Turkish costumes of the era, published in England in 1814.

When hydride particles absorb hydrogen there is an important volume increase, in the order of 25%.

The second, most important volume of Benedict's trilogy on Jesus has been published, with no gaffes and much praise.

Nevertheless, this database was not suitable to manage the important volume of information generated using NGS.

Maastricht is another — indeed, it's one of Europe's busiest and most important volumes of named air.