Sentence examples for available resin from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was to determine the optical properties, color and contrast ratio (CR) of commercially available resin composites marketed for the restoration of whitened teeth.

He took up poured polyester resin, which hardens in a mold, but within a few years he began to yearn to create larger chunks of sea and sky than the properties of the commercially available resin would then allow.

It was shown that many commercially available resin systems were unsuitable for aircraft battle damage repairs (ABDR) and thus a proprietary in-house resin system was developed by DSTO.

Water samples and wine digests in 10% nitric acid were pumped through a column containing a commercially available resin (Pb-Spec®), an immobilized crown ether with a cavity size selective for Pb2+.

A two-fold excess of Fmoc-protected amino acid over available resin substitution sites was used for coupling in amine-free DMF.

The homogeneity, rheology and printability of these dispersions, containing 22,5%vol to 55%vol ZrO2 in different commercially available resins were investigated.

This batch format approach was used to choose a chromatography medium (resin) from a selection of available resins for the purification of recombinant insulin expressed in E. coli and to screen binding and elution conditions.

Ion exchange using the best commercially available resins designed for this purpose, a gel polystyrene and a macroporous acrylic resin, was more effective than alum treatment for two of the natural waters studied, but inferior for a third.

The exact chemistry of commercially available resins is not known and not many literature data devoted to the procedures of preparing anion exchangers for IC have become available in the last 10 15 years.

Such a move could create throughput bottlenecks because of the compressible nature of many commercially available resins, which makes the operation of columns with diameters beyond 2 m infeasible due to resin collapse.

Objective: Eight commercially available resins, Epoxy Embedding Medium ("Epon"), Spurr, Epofix®, Epo-Kwick®, Epo-Thin®, Technovit® 9100 New, Unicryl™, and Vestopal W®, all intended for embedding specimens for microscopy, were tested and compared for binding and adaptation to the enamel surface of human third molar crowns that had been embedded in them.