Sentence examples for conditions by two from inspiring English sources
The yield of reducing sugars from WAO optimized conditions by two enzyme preparations (cellulase and β-glucosidase) was 131 mg g-1 of dry substrate, while the APAWAO yielded 274 mg g-1.
In this work, perovskite NdCoO3 catalysts with relatively high surface areas were synthesized at soft calcination conditions by two non-conventional routes: heteronuclear organic complexes and amorphous precursors obtained by freeze-drying of nitrates solutions.
Oxford University Press; 440 pages; $52.95 and £29.95 An analysis of the evolutionary changes that took place on Earth in response to sudden changes in temperature or atmospheric conditions, by two followers of James Lovelock, the father of the popular theory of Gaia, the self-regulating planetary system.
The job demand resource model (JD-R model) is used to characterize working conditions by two categories: job demands and job resources [ 10].
All assessments were performed to ensure objectivity in blind conditions by two observers for each experiment, carrying out assessments in the sham, vehicle-ischemia, and ASCs-ischemia groups under the same conditions.
Dopaminergic neuronal cell bodies from five consecutive sections stained with TH at the comparable SNpc region from three individual mice in each group were counted under blinded conditions by two different researchers independently.
The histidine substitutions effectively decreased the dissociation rate under acidic conditions by three orders of magnitude.
Mice were handled under the same conditions by one investigator at the same time of day.
2. To reduce the morbidity and disability rate related to accidents and injuries and emergency medical conditions by fifty percent in five years.
3. To reduce the number of potential life years lost due to injuries and emergency medical conditions by fifty percent in five years.
ShcKO mice have been shown to be more insulin sensitive and glucose tolerant than controls under standard conditions by three groups (Berniakovich et al., 2008; Ranieri et al., 2010; Tomilov et al., 2011) Fig. 5a,b.
