Sentence examples for harsh preparation from inspiring English sources

Because of the harsh preparation conditions and deficiency of mechanical properties, it is still difficult for fibroin and collagen matrices to possess these multifunctional properties.

Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) methods based on natural enzyme-labeled probes have been applied in the immunoassays, but most have some inevitable limitations (e.g. harsh preparation, purification and storage) and are unsuitable for routine use.

The military memoirs of Colonel Tim Collins of Iraq fame, former Royal Marine Duncan Falconer and the soldier still publicly known as Andy McNab all highlight the dangers of the harsh preparation and selection for combat - be it in live-firing training incidents, heat injury (as seems to have been the case in Wales this week), or accidental falls during challenging training on a mountainside.

While there have been numerous efforts to minimize these factors during EM observations [6], [9] [13], none of the studies have fully resolved the lack of specific labeling methods or concerns of perturbations induced during the harsh sample preparation procedures required for electron microscopy.

However, interpretation of the results from these methods is limited, as the harsh sample preparation frequently leads to structural impairment of the biological specimens [ 2,5].

In addition, EM imaging can only be performed on fixed samples and often requires harsh sample preparation techniques that can disrupt native protein structures.

England's failings in India have been thrown into harsh light by the preparation of Australia, the one-day world champions.

The low-cost, biodegradable and environmentally friendly preparation, resistance to harsh conditions and multifunctional applications properties make these hydrogel-coated glass fabrics hold great potential for purifying oily wastewater.

The contamination of milling balls that should be removed from drug dispersions by some efforts is also a problem, whereas for the bottom-up procedures, the removal of harsh solvents used for the preparation processes of drug dispersions is necessary in the precipitation technique[1].

Application of a gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC/MS) assay for MDA has indicated that the commonly used TBARS assay overestimates the actual MDA levels by more than 10-fold, possibly resulting from cross reactivity with other aldehydes and the harsh conditions used in sample preparation [ 26].

This failure could be explained by the fact that we could not appropriately retrieve the single site or epitope on the antigen recognized by the monoclonal antibodies, or the site specifically containing the phosphorylated residue in the case of the two anti-phospho ErbB-2 polyclonal antibodies, due to the harsh conditions used in the preparation of the tissue blocks.