Sentence examples for be applied to preparations from inspiring English sources
The single-particle approach can be applied to preparations of isolated objects such as particles in aqueous solution or membrane complexes in detergent solution.
The simulator, available as a downloadable package and as a web-based tool, can be applied to preparation of real space missions and instruments.
Then coverslips were incubated with tertiary anti-sera (avidinbiotin complex) in BSAT for 30 min and washed with TBS for 5 min. 3,3′-Diaminobenzidine (DAB) chromogen in Tris/HCl buffer (0.05 M, pH 7.6) with hydrogen peroxide (0.1%) was applied to preparations for 15 min followed by another 5-min tap water wash.
The optimized methodology was applied to preparation and separation of CB, as an important mediator in fine chemistry and pharmacy, from DPA by thin layer chromatography.
What is required here is a simple and rapid assay that can be applied to biomass preparations to identify cell wall traits that facilitate the conversion of biomass.
It is expected that the principle demonstrated in this process can be applied to the preparation of other intermetallic and alloy coatings.
She was already a midwife with a background in yoga and meditation; as she studied his program over the next few years, she started to wonder if his ideas could be applied to childbirth preparation.
The procedure and the general concepts can also be applied to material preparation in SPR and X-ray crystallography.
NIRS provides just as much information as HPLC and is superior in that it can be applied to most drug preparations with minimal sample preparation, even to the extent of allowing analysis in aluminum plastic packaging.
The developed methodologies can likewise be applied to other neuronal preparations including brain slices or cultured neurons.
The model developed in this study is supposed to be applied to the design, preparation and screening of new compounds of similar structure in order to further test and optimize the model with the eventual goal of preparing new anti-tubercular agents.
