Sentence examples for faster preparation from inspiring English sources
Faster normalisation of INR with PCCs is also due to faster preparation (no thawing required) and faster infusion of the product.
Without leftover risotto burning a hole in the fridge, however, I prefer the firmer texture and faster preparation of Locatelli's version to Hartnett and Carluccio's richer, creamier recipes.
With this faster preparation process, the isostructural clusters 6 (R = CH2Ph) and 7 (R = CH2CH2CH2Br 2 were additionally obtained.
In contrast, the lower volume required to normalise INR with PCCs and the room temperature storage facilitate faster preparation and administration time, thus increasing the speed at which haemorrhages can be treated.
Attributes that have usually favoured the use of a pen device include a faster preparation, higher confidence of accurate dosing and the need for fewer dose adjustments (Porter et al., 2008).
Along with the faster preparation time for PCCs, the lack of cross-matching and thawing required, this leads to a significant reduction in the time from presentation of bleeding or diagnosis to INR correction [ 1, 52, 59], with PCCs providing INR correction within about 15 minutes [ 1], often achieved through the administration of a single-dose bolus [ 33].
Cell-free extracts were prepared using a previously reported fast preparation method for enzyme analysis [ 34].
Fluidized bed efficiently intensifies thermal decomposition of Mg(OH 2 for fast preparation of porous MgO.
The MIP "dialling" procedure can have a general significance for the fast preparation of specific adsorbents for biotechnological applications.
This simple method could be useful for the fast preparation of large volumes of MWCNTs solutions in a single batch without the need for centrifugation step.
This indicates that the RTR sputter grown IZO electrode is a promising flexible electrode that can substitute for the conventional ITO electrode, due to its low resistance, high transparency, superior flexibility and fast preparation by the RTR process.
