Sentence examples for introduction of liquid from inspiring English sources
The apparatus is based on a well-characterized flame, a means to facilitate the introduction of liquid agents, and a way to generate liquid droplets.
The peak von Mises stress of the lower adhesive joint reached the maximum value of 189 MPa at about 10 s after the introduction of liquid nitrogen into the Dewar and was 149% larger than the maximum thermal stress at the steady state.
This economic discussion, however valid, may sidestep the basic environmental concern that the introduction of liquid chemicals, under pressure, might be causing contamination of water supplies, seismic disturbances and other environmental problems.
To address questions 4, the questionnaires enquired about constraints experienced during introduction of liquid TB culture, rapid speciation tests and MLPA.
However, with the introduction of liquid seaweed products, the use of seaweed as a fertilizer has become more widespread.
23 The sensitivity and specificity of the Pap smear were varied over the range suggested by Nanda et al. 23 The range is wide enough to encompass possible improvements resulting from the introduction of liquid based cytology.
The introduction of liquid-based cytology (LBC) in UK laboratories has set a platform for automation in the cervical screening process.
The minimally invasive implant device consisted of a self-tapping implant which contained an L-shaped internal channel allowing the introduction of liquids through the implant body and into the maxillary sinus.
We chose this time period because it started immediately following introduction of liquid-based cytology as the sole method of assessing cervical cytology in our region.
Therefore, our baseline model is equally valid for conventional cytological screening or in the context of the imminent introduction of liquid-based cytology to the screening programme in the UK.
This does not appear to be a spurious rise in incidence due to increased screening activity (media coverage/'Jade Goody' effect), higher registration rates or improved detection after the introduction of liquid-based cytology (LBC).
