The phrase "and apparatus in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to equipment or devices in a specific setting or situation.
Example: "The research focused on the methods and apparatus in a laboratory environment to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "and equipment in a" or "and devices in a".
The nanogap array platform was designed to easily interface the ZnO-gold junctions with the external instruments and electronic apparatus in a plug-and-play method, being ready for in situ measurements.
Results of experiments with YpIII p(IB604) and SMI-pretreated CO92 pPst- pgm- confirmed those obtained in the initial experiments with the untreated CO92 pPst- pgm- strain, suggesting that V becomes endocytosed by MΦs and traffics to the mitochondria and Golgi apparatus, in a manner that is independent of Yops translocation.
Aging, particularly, relates to osteoarticular and ligamentous apparatus in a consequence of only limited ability to regeneration.
The purpose of the present study was to evaluate a technique designed to reposition the first metatarsal bone, metatarsophalangeal joint, and sesamoid apparatus in an anatomic and biomechanical corrected position for correction of hallux valgus deformity.
Down on the floor, another circle mirrored the one above, with incandescent bulbs illuminating transient puffs of smoke and casting the apparatus in a ghostly light.
Together our data suggest that Zn accumulates in mitochondria and the Golgi apparatus in a hormonally-dependent manner, after which Golgi apparatus Zn pools are redistributed in response to prolactin for secretion.
Using a hybrid inbred mouse model and standard OET apparatus, in a 2-phase blinded study, we first determined how embryos, cultured in an optimized culture medium (KSOM+AA), respond to OET (DEP) at varying stages of development (1-cell, 2-cell, 4-to-16-cell/morula, and, early and late blastocyst stages).
For many vulnerable people, engaging with this shrinking and more punitive welfare apparatus, in a climate of relentless media attacks on "benefit scroungers," is an increasingly stressful and fearful proposition.
But the answers Petraeus got about his own communications, well, they've left him and our national-security apparatus in a mess that strikes Coll as "Washington at its worst".
The procedure is very easy, the sample (euglobulin fraction, plasma or others) is introduced in a microcuvette and put in the apparatus, in a well.
