The phrase "available frozen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a product that is currently in stock and in a frozen state, often in the context of food items.
Example: "We have a variety of fruits available frozen, perfect for smoothies and desserts."
Alternatives: "offered frozen" or "in stock frozen".
In a few markets there are vendors who sell soft-shell crabs live – a rare treat – but they are more commonly available frozen.
From a distance of half…"}]} This riff on a New England clam shack has a cheery coastal décor and a vast range of warm-weather amenities — a spacious patio lined with wooden picnic tables, draft cocktails available frozen by request, and littlenecks on the half shell, at a clam a pop.
We stopped by a local dive bar/restaurant to try Southern Florida's version of "chicken of the sea swamp" and it's actually not half bad -- conveniently available frozen for all those recipes you've been meaning to try.
We then compared the relative expression of ETBR between oesophageal cancer and non-cancer tissues using available frozen tissues by quantitative real-time PCR analysis.
We then compared the relative expression of B7-H3 between pancreatic cancer and non-cancer tissues using available frozen tissues by quantitative real-time PCR.
Protein was extracted from five available frozen samples paired with normal muscular tissue and from the cultured UPS cells after they were treated with 17-DMAG (0.3 μmol/L) for 6, 12 or 24 h.
He adds that even if water had been available, freezing it would have been difficult without electricity.
In order to reconcile these apparent discrepancies a culturable strain of L. wollei needs to be analyzed for the presence of PST biosynthesis genes as well as PST derivatives produced, though this was not possible at the time of this study as the available freeze-dried L. wollei biomass was not suitable for reliable PST composition analysis.
The requirement to use commercially available freezing and thawing solutions made it impossible to change the concentration of sucrose in the freezing medium without introducing confounding factors.
Hence, we developed simple extraction protocols using HCl and Tween-20 for generating soluble extracts of the commercially available freeze-dried powder of Perna canaliculus as a means to isolate, test and identify some of the active components.
We used two protocols to create extracts of the lyophilized Perna powder (FoodScience Corp., Essex Jct., VT), the commercially available freeze-dried powder of the New Zealand green lipped mussel, Perna canaliculus.
