Sentence examples for extraction of batches from inspiring English sources
Levels of red pigment in the eyes of female progeny flies in the RNAi assay were quantitated by ethanol extraction of batches of 50 heads followed by optical absorption measurements (Pal-Bhadra et al, 2004).
Distribution and equilibrium data for design of separation equipments have been obtained as a result of batch extraction of itaconic acid.
Metascape enables the batch extraction of contents from over 40 databases in an extremely efficient manner (Supplementary Figures 3 4).
The model predictions are in good agreement with the experimental data on the batch extraction of gold with LSM.
The kinetics of protein partitioning have been determined for the batch extraction of proteins using reverse micellar phases comprised of AOT in isooctane.
In general, the zero-order, or pseudo-steady-state solution is adequate to describe the extraction process in LSM, and the model predictions are in good agreement with the experimental data on the batch extraction of acetic acid with LSM.
Yields of polyphenolics from aqueous extraction were much higher (up to 30-fold) than those of ethanolic extraction, in contrast with previous results obtained by us from batch extraction of different grape varieties.
This study is the first report on model for batch extraction of PHA and its validation based on second-order mechanism developed to predict the saturation capacity of the solvent, initial rate of extraction at different temperatures and activation energy of the process.
Cell pellets were snap-frozen in liquid nitrogen and cryopreserved at -80°C for subsequent batch extraction of RNA.
The resulting clusters are inspected manually for clustering of samples by non-biological parameters, such as the dates of sample collection and RNA extraction, the batch of in vitro transcription and amplification reagent used, and the date of array hybridization.
In this context "biological replicate" means replicated extraction of biological material from separate batches of mosquitoes, but not necessarily hatched from a separate batch of eggs at a different time.
