Sentence examples for medium which confirmed from inspiring English sources
However, the copper recovery of bacteria-free cultural supernatant and ferric sulfate solution was similar and much higher than that of pure water and pure medium which confirmed that the copper in PCBs was dissolved by the oxidation of Fe3+.
Measuring nitrogen in the form of urea or ammonia (NH3) via enzymatic assay showed the presence of residual nitrogen in the medium, which confirmed that the lack of complete conversion of the substrate was not caused by nitrogen limitation.
Two out of six compounds (Fig. 2h, i) exhibited antifungal activity and their MIC80 values against several fungal strains ranged from 0.12 to 128 μg mL−1, but only for one of them (Fig. 2i) the MICs were affected by the presence of threonine and isoleucine in the medium, which confirmed Thr1p as its target.
The optimal refolding conditions suggested by DOE were verified in medium-scale refolding tests, which confirmed the reliability of the predictions.
Furthermore, the factor "Support, commitment and involvement" continued to be the only one to appear in all selected publications, and its number of occurrences increased, evolving from a medium to a high level of criticality, which confirmed its relevance.
Bacterial numbers in BALF-AT in TSB medium were strongly reduced after six hours compared with the start of the experiment, which confirmed that BALF-AT had an antimicrobial effect on S. pneumoniae.
The WSJ called Apple, which confirmed it.
which confirmed the clinical suspicion.
Our patient now tested positive for a NTM along with M. tuberculosis complex on LJ medium, which was confirmed by PCR.
Apparently, some of the expressed BVMOs act on endogenous compounds present in the culture medium or in the cells which confirms functional expression of these monooxygenases.
We have recently published a comprehensive description of the entire POSH cohort, which confirms the poor medium term outcome of both ER-positive and ER-negative patients aged 40 years or under at the time of diagnosis (Copson et al, 2013).
