Sentence examples for expensive preparation from inspiring English sources

There is just one path for a lawyer in most American states: a four-year undergraduate degree in some unrelated subject, then a three-year law degree at one of 200 law schools accredited by the American Bar Association and an expensive preparation for the bar exam.

Nevertheless, these Si nanostructures cannot be used commercially by now due to a difficult and expensive preparation process being mostly not compatible with standard silicon CMOS technology.

"Having gone through the complicated and expensive preparation phase and transported the vaccination material to the area it was important that the implementation was successful.

Conventional antibodies (mono- and poly-clonal) present several shortcomings, such as their bulky structure, tedious and expensive preparation, limited opportunities to introduce mutations, and the immunogenic response they can induce when used in therapy.

That prospect remains a long way off, and the expensive preparations to host the tournaments in both countries are proceeding.

While City firms are already using the euro, the committee said the majority of British businesses were waiting for a lead from government before making expensive preparations to switch to the euro.

The panelists, in fact, had plenty of stories of expensive test preparation centers: Heather Beveridge, the director of college counseling at the Nightingale-Bamford School, had seen the president of a test prep center modeling couture clothing in W magazine, while Ms. Clark received a letter from a tutor who had left his job as a corporate litigator to tutor in the Hamptons.

This spares expensive data preparation (pairing images across cameras) and allows the understanding of what the network learned.

66 Thus, the significant drawbacks of eukaryotic CFPS systems, such as relatively low protein yield (in comparison to E. coli), quite expensive extract preparation, and small reaction volumes might be tolerated.

In our protocol, PCR amplification and sample indexing occur simultaneously, which is highly practical and requires no special reagents, such as additional expensive library preparation kits or adapter ligation chemicals.

We developed a high-throughput method for preparing paired-end sequencing libraries for the Illumina platform that allows for multiplexing up to 96 individual DNA samples without the use of expensive sample preparation kits or specialized DNA fragmentation equipment, and with starting amounts of DNA as little as 100 ng per sample.