Sentence examples for commenced by a from inspiring English sources
The synthesis of the nanoparticles was accomplished via a multi-step process commenced by a styrene/methanol Pickering emulsion using amine-functionalized silica nanoparticles (D = 100 nm) as the stabilizer, followed by the free radical polymerization of the styrene droplets to obtain silica nanoparticle stabilized polystyrene colloidosomes.
Normothermic (38 to 39°C in pigs), nonpulsatile CPB was commenced by a qualified clinical perfusionist using a Stöckert Multiflow Roller Pump (Sorin Group GmbH, Munich, Germany) to achieve a target flow rate of 80to9090 ml/kg/minute of blood through the hollow fibre membrane oxygenator apparatus (Dideco D708 Compact-Flo; Sorin Biomedica, Via Crescentio, Italy).
Accordingly they commenced by an insidious debauching of the public mind.
A private prosecution is commenced by requesting a summons from the magistrates' court.
Promotion of foci was commenced by feeding a choline-deficient diet (CD).
Dexmedetomidine infusion was commenced by using a constant infusion rate for the first 12 hours.
Model development commenced by defining a stopping rule for the number of cells necessary to count in order to reject the null hypothesis of 20%Ki67-positiveKi67-positivecells
Mapping commenced by holding a focus group with six service providers from secondary health care, social care and community services who had been identified through the clinical knowledge of the diffusion fellow and networks developed by the research team.
After the initial glucose was nearly exhausted, fed-batch mode was commenced by feeding a solution containing 50% of glucose at appropriate rates and the residual glucose was maintained at a very low level.
This programme was planned and developed in a coherent logical way and commenced by linking with a centre (Freeman Hospital Newcastle) in the UK.
The distant homologs (e.g., frog and fish CEA), with no significant sequence similarity to the known CEA, were commenced by CEA followed by an ascending number depending on their order in the chromosome.
