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If necessary, the grids may be vacuum-dried.

The result is c. 100 mL of dilute vitreous washings, which may be vacuum-filtered through a 0.45-μm filter; the filter paper can then be cultured.

At the same time, now that Volpe is taken, there may be a vacuum effect for another strong boutique player in Silicon Valley".

In finding the best filter media allowing the liquid to pass through while retaining the solids, the driving force may be gravity, vacuum, or pressure.

Large ignitron devices may be built inside vacuum tanks instead of tube envelopes.

Israeli officials also sense that Russia may be filling a vacuum, as America's reach in the Middle East shortens.

As they step down this summer, the pair will leave what some in government worry may be a power vacuum, after a period in which an aggressive hand from Mr. Tenet and Mr. Pavitt has proven instrumental not only in directing the agency's own efforts, but in forging cooperation among disparate and rival departments involved in the fight.

The latter may be heated under vacuum to generate.

(3) Chemicals having EA that are more volatile than the extraction solvent may be lost in vacuum extractions and EtOH is more volatile than water.

Surgical excision of FEA at our centre has resulted in a low rate of upgrade to malignancy supporting current thinking that some lesions may be managed by vacuum excision, thus reducing the surgical diagnostic excision rate.

The term surface is reserved for the true surface of the membrane; this view is not revealed by freeze fracture, but - when specimens are ultrarapidly frozen without glycerol treatment - may be exposed by vacuum sublimation of ice (referred to as etching).