Sentence examples for avoiding potential contamination from inspiring English sources
In addition, by placing the forward primer in the optical cap, the reaction could be carried out without opening the tube, thereby avoiding potential contamination between samples and enabling the reaction to be performed in a single step.
Lactobacillus is tested directly on tissue avoiding potential contamination from the mouth and upper airways.
Since the reaction tubes need not be opened after amplification, avoiding potential contamination of the environment with amplicons, the risk of false positive results are dramatically reduced.
Protocols were developed for quality assurance and control procedures, for separating specimens into several aliquots to eliminate the need for repeated thawing and freezing, and for avoiding potential contamination of the specimen.
If deeper aquifers are used for ATES systems, either to avoid potential contamination of freshwater aquifers or to improve the heat recovery factor (Kranz and Bartels 2009), the impact of increased salinity needs to be considered as well.
The purposes of this study are (1) to find extraterrestrial organic materials on the basis of H, C, and N isotope measurements and (2) to evaluate the potential for terrestrial contamination from the Hayabusa spacecraft and/or at the time of sample processing/handling in the JAXA ESCuC, in order to avoid potential contamination for the future Hayabusa 2 spacecraft and curation operation.
Mice were housed in polystyrene instead of polycarbonate cages to avoid potential contamination with bisphenol-A, a well-known endocrine-disrupting compound with estrogenic activity.
The protein used in our study, rMtb-HBHA, was expressed in M. smegmatis and all attempts were made to avoid potential contamination that might have blurred the results.
We focused on the processes of cell culture using microcarrier systems which can be adapted for large-scale production and serum-free medium to avoid potential contamination from bovine serum.
It also uses a disposable 96-well plate whereas a standard bench-top spectrophotometer would require the re-use of a cuvette which would need to be cleaned between samples in order to avoid potential contamination.
