TiO2 NTAs on titanium foils have poor mechanical properties, that is, they are easily cracked and detached when subjected to stress on titanium foils [25].
Cells were then non-enzymatically detached and subjected to FACS analyses as previously described [ 36].
"I wasn't in a state of fury – each day, before I wrote a single word, I meditated and detached from the subject I was writing about.
The top prizewinner of the 1999 Cannes Film Festival, the film "is so clinically detached from its subject and its screenplay so minimal that we never really feel the title character's intense suffering or even get to know her very well," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times in 1999.
Thus Bhoy meanders through his show poking the same smiling, safely detached fun at subjects serious and less so.
Samples/data usage is different from traditional human subject research or research on clinical patients in the sense that protocols or interventions are implemented not directly on the human body but rather on samples or data that have been detached from human subjects or patients.
The nude is one of the most traditional of artistic genres and these are mostly very formal works, conservative in subject matter, coolly detached in observation.
The answers to this often asked question have varied: he had stayed away too long, and become detached from his essential subject; he had been corrupted by fame, and the booze didn't help; or, maybe, he could only really write about himself.
Following the 48 h labeling period cells were rinsed with PBS:EDTA, detached with trypsin and subjected to centrifugation at 500 g for 5 min.
… Chandrasekaran stands back, detached and collected, from his subject but his reader is left gobsmacked, right in the middle of it".
