Sentence examples for consists of treating from inspiring English sources
This approach consists of treating the DNA with a heat labile Ung (Roche), which degrades any molecules containing uracil.
The mathematical model consists of treating stagnant molecular diffusion from a multiple particle system.
Water refining, usually called degumming, consists of treating the natural oil with a small amount of water, followed by centrifugal separation.
The method consists of treating fluid domain with Bessel function approach and shell domain based on first-order shear deformation theory.
This coloration process consists of treating a stainless steel sample in a sulphochromic electrolyte solution during a series of cyclic (triangular wave) galvanodynamic polarization scans (electrochemical step), followed by a period of further chemical reaction in the same electrolyte solution at open-circuit potential and under visible light illumination (photochemical step).
The idea consists of treating each particle as a sample drawn from the pool of molecules that it represents; this way, the actual location of a tracked particle is seen as a sample drawn from the density function of the location of molecules represented by that given particle, rigorously represented by a kernel density function.
Some of the wells have a direct and rapid response to the base flow of the river that consists of treated wastewater.
Control experiments consisted of treating sections with PAG10nm alone.
A positive control was included and this consisted of treating the cells with 100 mM cycloheximide (CHX) (Sigma-Aldrich, USA) for 24 hrs.
For example, the sample examined by Sullivan and Beech consisted of treated offenders, which may suggest that their findings are more reflective of the reality and as a result, that a large proportion of these offenders actually chose to work or volunteer in a youth-oriented organisation for gaining access to children.
In addition, these genes are unlikely to correspond to genes modulated by DHT treatment independently from PIP expression, since both [PIP+] and [PIP++] subgroups of samples consist of treated samples and the [PIP++] subgroup contains a balanced number of treated and untreated samples.
