These protein denaturants have been either included in the sample diluent (diluting principle) or in the washing buffer after the serum incubation step (eluting principle).
He said the party did not need to dilute its principles, but should raise its tolerance.
We will win again". Paul suggested a freshening of the GOP message — he did not, he said, mean to suggest that the party "dilute" its principles and "be more like Democrats" — in order to attract young voters and the Latino and African American voters who have spurned the party in California and elsewhere.
"If we dipped that bar, we are in a sense diluting our principles".
To do that without diluting the principles of tolerance, empathy and civility is no small achievement.
The conservatives argue that the problem stems from exposing the young to the West, thus diluting Islamic principles.
Milband rejected the argument that Nato's expansion into Georgia and Ukraine would dilute its principle of collective defence.
A financial crisis, precipitated by banking malpractice, coincided with the moment at which New Labour had diluted the principles of social democracy to a point where its founding ideals ceased to be recognisable.
Purists may complain that companies that set the standard for two-seat sports cars are diluting their principles, but Mr. di Montezemolo said there should be "different Ferraris for different Ferraristi".
Activist groups, as well as some organic food retailers and dairies, contend that the company where Wal-Mart and the other big retailers get their milk operates large factory farms that are diluting the principles of organic agriculture and delivering customers a substandard product.
The Liberal Democrats might not win back sufficient seats to propel either of the two biggest parties to power and, even if they did, their activists might well vote down another term in office in exchange for five years of diluting their principles.
