Sentence examples for exposition of samples from inspiring English sources
Spermatozoa (5 × 106 spermatozoa/ml final concentration) were incubated at 38.5°C for 30 min in Dulbecco's phosphate buffer with Ca2+ and Mg2+ containing 4 μM fluo-3-AM avoiding the exposition of samples to the light.
The study was performed on blood samples taken from 25 healthy nonsmoking persons and included comparative analysis of the results of both the standard rotary method (flow curve measurement) and the oscillatory method known also as the mechanical dynamic analysis, performed before and after exposition of blood samples to magnetic field.
With the exception of item 21 ("moves constantly"), the distribution of answers was left-skewed with a higher floor rather than ceiling effect reflecting the low traumatic exposition of this sample.
Segregation of bimetallic species and increasing dispersion after activation and exposition of the activated samples to the reagents (propene, methanol, oxygen) were consequences of the mobility of silver species and their susceptibility to change the oxidation state.
The consequent exposition of the dried sample in the saturated water vapors at room temperature induces the reverse sign to turn to self-focusing and the about 8 times enhancement of the refractive NLO response efficiency Re(χ (3))∼5×10−8 esu.
While 2099 and 1979 OTUs were specific of samples contaminated with oil, when oil concentration (Fig. 4A E) or time of exposition (Fig. 5A E) were evaluated, respectively, 797 (Fig. 4) and 858 (Fig. 5) OTUs were specific of non-contaminated samples.
If we consider the exposition of the walls from which the sampling profiles were chosen, data obtained by the UNI11087/2003 procedure could be justified even if not completely explained.
Thus ends the exposition of economic warfare.
Visit to the Grand Central Palace where the biennial Exposition of Chemical Industries held their exposition.
A moral exposition of good versus evil?
Before Hamlet, soliloquy is mostly just exposition of motive.
