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For injection the mice were placed in a restraining tube and injected by the tail vein with 100 nmol [H] compound (~ 400 500 nCi) in 100 μL sterile phosphate buffered saline (PBS) supplemented with 10% DMSO.

Thus, several standards like IEC 555-2, IEC 1000-3-2 and IEC 519 [3, 4, 5] have been developed to maintain safe limits on the harmonic distortion produced and injected by the NLL to the grid.

However, volume balance between the well pairs may not be necessarily assured in real field situations, and the balance between the fluid volume produced and injected by the well pair of the doublet may differ.

The contrast mediumb was prepared and injected by the same operator, using the following standard procedure.

All drugs were purchased and they were dissolved and injected by the procedure described previously [ 13, 14].

The septum was transferred into a headspace vial, incubated at 145°C for 5 minutes and injected by the headspace technique on a GC-MS-MS (7890A gas chromatograph with 7000B tandem mass spectrometer, Agilent Technologies; Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) equipped with a PAL Combi-xt injector (Leap Technologies; Carrboro, NC, USA).

The sample cup was placed on a 48-position autosampler (auto-shot sampler AS 1020-E, Frontier Laboratories Ltd ,Fukushima, Japan) and injected by freefall into the furnace existing of a quartz pyrolysis tube which is placed above the injector of the GC coupled with an interface needle through the septum.

At the moment, fillers can legally be bought online and injected by almost anyone.

Transgenic constructs were sequenced by Retrogen and injected by Genetic Services.

That area — called the annulus, and akin to the space between a straw inserted in a tumbler of water and the glass itself — probably will not be reached by the mud and cement injected by the static kill.

There's a vulnerability to him, a lack of bone-deep confidence that might have held back his musical output, a humility and lack of swagger – or a swagger overcompensated by his on-stage persona, where wings clipped by poverty and doubts injected by the hardships of life can be banished.