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The phrase "and filtered in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing a process where something is being refined or processed through a filtering mechanism.
Example: "The water was collected and filtered in a special purification system to ensure its safety for consumption."
Alternatives: "and processed through a" or "and refined in a".
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Methane from the bottom of the Persian Gulf is part-combusted and filtered in a spaghetti-like tangle of steel pipes.
It was diluted with distilled water, and filtered in a 25-mL volumetric flask.
Heparinized human plasma from healthy volunteers was pre-incubated with pathologic quantities of inflammatory mediators and filtered in a closed-loop circulation model for 2 h.
The pool was then divided into four reservoirs of 500 ml each and filtered in a closed-loop circulation model for 2 h (Additional file 2: Table S2).
Gulf of Aqaba surface seawater was collected off a small fiberglass boat from open waters (bottom depth >300 m) and filtered in a clean room facility using a peristaltic pump (Cole-Parmer) and a capsule (Pall AcroPak) with a 0.2 µm supor membrane.
The extracts were concentrated to 15 mL in a rotating evaporator and filtered in a Teflon membrane (0.5 μm).
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Instead it is manipulated and filtered in an unconventional way.
Pore water profiles from cores sampled by slicing, centrifuging and filtering (in a nitrogen atmosphere) and from probes are similar.
We keep sampling and filtering in a cycle until.
The problem of parameter estimation and filtering in a simple linear model driven by a fractional Brownian motion was studied by Le Breton [7] in the continuous case.
Briefly, the spleen was fragmented and filtered in PBS-A.
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