Sentence examples for manual dispensing from inspiring English sources

Hato, M., Hosaka, T., Tanabe, H., Kitsunai, T. & Yokoyama, S. A new manual dispensing system for in meso membrane protein crystallization with using a stepping motor-based dispenser.

PBO barrier layer has been prepared with a height of several hundred micrometers surrounding the active area for precisely manual dispensing.

For the first few weeks of the transition, the new contractor and WCDoH jointly reverted to manual dispensing as an interim measure.

After manual dispensing of specimen and reagents the whole assay process could be completed in 18 min.

The automated design of this system promises to reduce exposure to the operator compared to manual dispensing operations and manual measurements using a dose calibrator.

The variety of manual dispensing techniques specific to each radiopharmaceutical presumably implies a variable anatomic location of the maximum local skin dose.

After the resonator was thoroughly washed with PBS solution, 2 mg/mL streptavidin was manual dispensed onto the active zone and reacted for another 4 h.

For them donning cricket whites had symbolic import: it meant imitating the master, imbibing his social norms and etiquette, which early cricket manuals dispensed alongside rules of the game.

The American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy ASGE and Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and AssociateseSGNAGNA) [ 24] sent out an alert in 2007 to users regarding the ECR that stated: "Members are cautioned about dispensing with manual washing and brushing steps before the capabilities of the new machine are confirmed in independent studies and in clinical practice.

These initial requirements for manual intervention are dispensed with in the final automatic algorithm (see below).> We proceeded to train a computer vision algorithm for automatic annotation of 36 feature points of interest across the face.

Dispensing with the manual skill normally associated with painting, Shiraga adopted a technique in which he painted with his feet, manipulating gloopy puddles of pigment while suspended by ropes over paper, canvas and (on occasion) more exotic materials like the hide of a wild boar.