Sentence examples for batches I from inspiring English sources

To overcome this problem, a different approach was carried out to characterize simultaneously both BMP of solid substrates and their degradation kinetics in successive batches, i.e. after an acclimation period.

The difference in "end sampling" between the batches (i.e., batch I = 3  days after-boost versus batch II = 3  weeks after-boost) allowed to test 1) whether the immunization was effectively generating DAT aAbs (in batch I), and 2) whether this phenomenon recovered long after the boost (in batch II).

Such potential for automation of the data treatment per batches (i.e., in this case a well-plate) also contribute to the attractiveness of the technique.

The study included three consecutive farrowing batches; i.e. one farrowing batch within each of the 3 farrowing systems: 1) The old farrowing system with solid concrete floor had pens of 5.9 m2 including the dunging area.

Several independently prepared batches of cells for each treatment group were assessed simultaneously to obtain means and standard deviations among different batches (i.e. "N" values shown in figure captions).

After snuffing two batches, I was about to give up.

More specifically, the Pu incineration performance was enhanced by adopting multi-batch (i.e. more than 3-batch) schemes and extended burnup (above 100 MWd/kg).

Thus, the Committee is now discussing ways to confirm consistency of the dissolution behavior within the development batch (i.e., biobatch).

The depth of plasma induced alteration was strongly influenced by the power input and size of the treated batch, i.e. dropping the power or increasing the batch size resulted in reduced plasma penetration and therefore shallower modification.

The likelihood for this result (assuming a binomial distribution for the sixth batch conditional on having observed a positive result and for the final three batches) is therefore given by where p i is the expected prevalence in batch i, n i is the number of samples in batch i and x i is the number of positive appendixes in batch i.

In batch II, where the second sample was taken three weeks later, aAbs levels were still slightly elevated over the baseline, but markedly recovered in comparison to batch I.