Sentence examples for fixed materials from inspiring English sources

In the short run, virtually all costs are fixed: materials have already been acquired, utilities have been turned on, and the workers have showed up for the day.

While we encourage further investigations on larger datasets to confirm and extend our findings, for the convenience of future studies on fixed materials Table 2 summarizes our findings in a manner that we hope will assist with the choice of methods.

For scanning electron microscopy, fixed materials were dissected, dehydrated in ethanol and critical point dried in a Denton critical point dryer.

Then fixed materials were treated by a series of dehydration solutions (95% ethanol, 100% ethanol, 75% ethanol + 25% isoamyl acetate, 50% ethanol + 50% isoamyl acetate, 25% ethanol + 75% isoamyl acetate, 100% isoamyl acetate, each for 10 20 min).

Thus, economical and relatively easy evaluation of hsa-miR-92b and hsa-miR-9/9* expression, which can be performed robustly using either fresh frozen or fixed materials in the clinical setting (33), reveals whether neoplastic tissue excised from the brain is brain-derived or represents a metastasis from another tissue.

To cut an object with CNC you typically have to operate within a fixed workspace with fixed materials, much like a traditional printer, so that the machine can interpret designs.

However, alternative preparative methods provided independent evidence for the validity of at least some of the cellular EM that was being done on fixed material.

Following blocking, primary antibodies were diluted in blocking solution and cells were incubated with primary antibody solution overnight at 4 °C except for the γH2A.X antibody which was kept for only 2 h at room temperature on the fixed material.

For example, in modern multibody dynamics synthesis, the geometric form of finite elements of fixed material properties and interconnectivity are varied to find the optimal topology that satisfies the mechanism design problem.

The transformation strain is considered to be a relaxing long-range order parameter evolving in accordance with the system energetics rather than as a fixed material constant used in the conventional Eshelby theory of coherent inclusions.

In addition, so-called target schedule constraints need to be considered, such as fixed material delivery dates, on-site resources, contracted milestones and established sequences.