The phrase "as purified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that has been cleansed or made pure, often in a scientific or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The water was tested and confirmed to be safe for consumption, as purified through a rigorous filtration process."
Alternatives: "in its purified state" or "after purification".
The mixture was centrifuged at 10 000 g for 10 min, after which the pellet was washed with isolation buffer again and collected as purified mitochondria.
Peak fractions containing chitinase were collected and used as purified enzyme samples as described in the previous report27.
We characterized one of the RGDWXE-modified clones, FNfn10-3JCLI4, as purified protein.
They do so with minimal requirements, as purified molecules under defined conditions.
Franju's approach is almost as purified and as mystic as Bresson's.
These were also left-handed and had the same helix handedness, pitch, and diameter as purified PFs from their respective species.
This fluorometric assay was used to determine the activities of AST as purified form and in crude extracts of pig liver, rat liver, and Escherichia coli.
"We looked at extracts of fruits and vegetables, gingko, green tea and many other plants, as well as purified flavonoids, and among these Pycnogenol was the most potent in extending the lifetime of the vitamin C radical," Packer says.
As purified at 300 mM NaCl, the enzyme exists as a hexamer, with a modular architecture comprising distinct N- and C-terminal domains.
Here the SGF digestion of several GE proteins both as purified preparations and in soybean, corn, and cotton seed/grain extracts (in-matrix) are compared.
Sequences from persistent viral cDNA arising from mosquito reverse-transcriptase activity27 would likely not be efficiently represented in our data, as purified RNA was used for the RNA-Seq analyses.
