Sentence examples for cut off size from inspiring English sources

A smaller sized device, 3.2 mm in length and 2.65 mm in diameter, was also prepared with HPMCAS to evaluate the cut off size of gastric emptying of solid formulations in rats.

MP5 agar plates containing 5 mM [U-2H]L-valine 11, [U-2H]butyric acid 12, [U-2H]L-isoleucine 9, or [U-2H]L-leucine 10 were overlaid with sterile permeable membranes (12 14,000 Da molecular weight cut off, size 20).

The black, rubber-like material was dried, dissolved in water, and dialyzed for 24 h against Milli-Q water (membrane cut off size: 1000 kDa).

Moreover, the method can be customized to fit the requirements of the amyloid system of choice by changing the membrane material, cut off size, peptide labeling strategy, and the fluorophore.

Here, we have based our approach on collecting time-point samples during the fibril formation time course and filtering through a 96-well membrane plate of a desired cut off size.

The nonlinear relationships between the cut-off size and SAF are established.

Only those voids that are initially larger than the cut-off size can grow rapidly.

Some adverts are vague – "bag of clothes", "women's coats" – and some specific – "eight pairs of cut-off size 8 Levis".

In addition, compared to the Stairmand model, decreases of 19.23% and 42.09% are achieved for the pressure drop and cut-off size, respectively.

The results show that adding a cap in front of the nozzle had a noticeable effect on decreasing the cut-off size of the impactor.

This reduction of cut-off size makes such an impactor efficient for collecting spores of all fungal species (⩾1.8μm) and even some bacterial species (⩾1μm).