Sentence examples for cooling of samples from inspiring English sources

Increase of reflectance (perceived maturity) can be counteracted by reducing beam intensity (e.g., fewer beams, lower voltage) and cooling of samples with liquid nitrogen.

Change ice frequently to ensure proper cooling of samples.

For cohort studies with a large number of participants, samples have to be shipped to the labs and cooling of samples is often not feasible.

Microbiological analyses usually require sterile water sampling, cooling of the samples, and rapid transport to a microbiological laboratory (Hurst et al. 2002).

The Nawa Domain samples preserve U Pb cooling ages that are >150 Ma younger than the samples within the Coober Pedy Ridge and Fowler Domain, indicating that later (∼1300 Ma) fault movement within the Nawa Domain facilitated cooling of these samples, caused by arc collision in the Madura Province of eastern Western Australia.

After cooling of the samples 10 ml of 2 N sodium hydroxide and 1 ml of acetic acid was added.

Different methods for sampling of culture filtrate were examined, and it was found that direct filtration without cooling of the sample was the most appropriate.

During this regime, the far-field liquid concentration ahead of the advancing dendrite tip remains constant, equal to the initial alloy composition, and the driving force for growth is the undercooling applied by cooling of the sample, in agreement with three-dimensional models of free dendritic growth.

Native conformation was recovered after cooling of the sample suggesting that no irreversible reactions had taken place.

A final elongation step (68 °C, 10 min) followed before cooling of the sample.

Upon cooling of the sample, an exothermic peak that corresponds to the formation tubule aggregates was observed.