Sentence examples for dye extent from inspiring English sources
To evaluate the dye extent and distribution at the lumbar plexus (LP) of three volumes of local anaesthetic-methylene-blue solution administered close to the femoral nerve (FN) by the use of a ventral ultrasound (US -guided sUS -guidedal approach (suprainguinal
In summary, the resting light intensity (RLI) originates to a large extent from non-excitable tissue, and therefore, when used as a source for normalization, can cause biases that are dependent upon depth distribution of the dye, extent of bleaching, staining quality and dye concentration.
At higher pH (in alkaline medium), the sorbent Fe3O4/PVP is deprotonated and thus become reluctant to adsorption of negatively charged Congo red dye; therefore, the extent of dye adsorption decreases successively on increasing the pH up-to 10.
The lack of association was not affected by duration or frequency of use, dye color, or extent of use.
Fluorescence observed in root tip cells as a result of morin staining depicts Al-accumulation while both light microscopy of Al-treated root tip cross sections and root tips stained with Evan's blue, which is a dye that measures extent of cell death, indicates cell death.
After 5 h of photocatalytic reaction, the extent of dye degradation is 70, 60, 15 and 5 % for initial dye concentration of 5, 10, 20 and 30 ppm, respectively, as shown in Fig. 7b.
Apical pressure was correlated with the extent of dye clearance from the end of a needle tip in a plastic root canal model with similar dimensions.
Results of X-ray diffraction, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and scanning electron microscopy reveals the formation of anatase TiO2 nanosheets after the H2O2 surface treatment on the titanium wire resulting into enhancement in the extent of dye loading leading to enhanced photoconversion efficiency of 4.71% under simulated solar irradiation.
Finally, we demonstrate that the affinity of binding of GS14dK4 to various phospholipid bilayer membranes is much more strongly correlated with the antimicrobial and hemolytic activities of this peptide than with its effect on the rate and extent of dye leakage in these model membrane systems.
The color difference ΔE relative to the undegraded silk was used as the measure of the extent of dye adsorption.
