Sentence examples for counter available from inspiring English sources

With small amounts of radiation from Japan's damaged reactors wafting across the Pacific Ocean, relief crews, businesses and ordinary consumers have bought nearly every Geiger counter available from the few retailers that sell them.

We are also grateful to the Dept. of Clinical Immunoloy, Uppsala University, for generously making their cell counter available to us.

The number of bacteria was measured using a bacterial counter available at the chair side (Rapid oral bacteria detection apparatus; Panasonic Healthcare, Tokyo, Japan) that was suitable for rapidly counting a large number of bacteria.

Other recommendations If the department has a calibrated well counter available (see calibration procedure), this is the tool of preference with which to determine/verify the exact concentration of activity in the spheres and in the background of the phantom.

In a recent publication, novel software (Next-Generation Position Base Counter, available for download at https://chemistry.osu.edu/∼suo.3/index.html) was developed to allow for efficient analysis of millions of DNA sequences yielded from the next-generation sequencing-based high-throughput version of the SOSA technique (HT-SOSA).

More than half of the 320 Geiger counters available shorted out and became unavailable.

There are counters available for many countries; use your local search engine for results.

But without more concrete metrics to counter publicly available data, it's tough to drink that Kool-Aid.

The ability of bacteria to rapidly counter newly available antibiotics within only a few years of clinical introduction has also produced "super-bug" infections that are essentially untreatable.

Participants were aware of advice to stock-up on pharmaceutical products but a number found the array of over the counter products available very confusing.

Not only is it divergent from the positive relationship documented for LpPLA2 activity in the same cohort, but also runs counter to available epidemiological evidence of positive or null associations (5).