Studies of BBF may offer an additional level of stringency and relevance to endoscope reprocessing compared to studies of TBF with a single round testing also in determining the efficacy of anti-biofilm agents (e.g. transition metal catalysts, acylated homoserine lactone molecules or biofilm detaching agents) [ 19].
But Crimp's Boy is curiously detached: an agent of liberation and damnation, with a voice of lethal androgynous sweetness.
More than anything, an agent serves as a slightly detached adviser, who can keep a player focused on the bigger picture.
A releasing agent helps the candle wax detach from the mold walls once the candle has cooled.
Control and cells treated for 72 h with chemotherapy agents were detached by incubating the cells in non-enzymatic cell dissociation solution in PBS (Sigma) and added to fresh media.
Finally, the coverslip that contained attached and detached (flowing) cells were mounted with anti-fade agent, viewed under fluorescence microscope (Zeiss, USA) and the image captures were done by digital image analyzer.
"… I can only be a moral agent because we are moral agents … Detached from my community, I will be apt to lose my hold upon all genuine standards of judgment" (10 11).
Detached from his regiment once more, he trained as a secret agent in Palestine and learned to parachute in Egypt with his friend Colonel David Stirling, founder of the Special Air Service SASSpecial Air Service SAS
Now being sold for the best part of £2m, estate agent Savills describes the cottage as an "exceptionally appealing detached coastal residence" in "one of the most desirable parts of Fowey".
Estate agent Knight Frank suggests that 36% of £2m-plus homes were detached, 31% were terraced, 22% were flats and 11% were semi-detached.
