Sentence examples for commonly used medium from inspiring English sources

This work identifies low temporal resolution that characterizes the commonly used medium spatial resolution thermal sensors as a major limitation to mapping urban surface temperature.

We describe the oxidation mechanism of a highly crystalline graphitic carbon in a nitric acid/sulfuric acid mixture, which is the most commonly used medium for the purification and chemical modification of carbon-based materials.

In this study, we fuse two commonly used medium spatial and spectral resolution imagery (Sentinel-2 and Landsat 8) with active remote sensing data (Synthetic Aperture Rada imagery) in determining the optimal season for detecting and mapping the American Bramble (Rubus cuneifolius).

Malt extract broth (MEB) is the commonly used medium in our laboratory for fungal cultivation.

The most commonly used medium for growing normal OSE or OC cells is the mixture of MCDB105/M199 in a 1 1 ratio supplemented with FBS [10-20%; (2)].

Commonly used mediums prior to the advent of today's large FPGAs, including the use of DSPs alone and/or specialized microcontrollers, led to a total cycle time of more than 100  s for vector control.

Two types of media are commonly used: red medium which is the standard medium for optimum growth (DMEM F12 and derivatives), and white medium which is used to analyze the expression of ERα target genes after addition of 17-ß estradiol (E2).

The conditions included two temperatures (13 and 25°C), which represent normal temperature extremes in the Mediterranean (winter and summer respectively), and two growth media, a commonly used laboratory medium (marine broth or nutrient-rich medium, RM), used at both temperatures and a minimal medium with glucose (MMG), only at 25°C.

Luria-Bertani (LB) medium without salt is commonly used as medium for Salmonella growth and biofilm formation.

To select a suitable medium for the growth and lipid accumulation of Chlamydomonas sp. JSC4 after pre-culturing on Modified Bold 3 N medium, five commonly used media (basal medium 1/3 N, Modified Bristol 1/2 N medium, BG11 1/4 N medium, Modified Bold 3N medium, and high salt 1/2 N medium) were used to grow the JSC4 strain for lipid accumulation.

These times are several hours later than reported by Åkerlund et al. (1995), most likely because our cultures were grown in the commonly used LB medium, whereas in Åkerlund et al. (1995), the cultures were grown in the richer LB plus glucose medium.