Sentence examples for medium which involved from inspiring English sources

Our previous observations show that ABT301T rarely formed asci in pure culture on MEA medium, which involved mother and daughter cells that remained attached to each other (Solieri et al. 2013b).

The vibration and diffusion of electrons follow the Fourier's law even at lowest temperature gradients (except below the quantum phenomenon) in contrast to the fluid flow through porous medium, which involves physical transport of mass.

Stereotaxic methods have been established for brain third ventricular injections of medium- to large-sized goldfish (25 35 g), which involved surgical opening of the cranium (Peter and Gill 1975).

To do this we designed a series of experimental studies and developed a refined culture method which involved adjusting the composition of culture medium and the time that it would be used.

For each bacterial strain, we also carried out control analyses, which involved culturing bacteria on a mineral medium without the pesticide.

This strategy can be traced back to the selection process for myeloma mutants which involved plating the cells in semi-solid medium containing agarose [ 12].

Murrow joined C.B.S. in 1935, as director of its talks-and-special-events department, which involved supervising educational programs dealing with political and scientific subjects and addressing various groups on the potentialities of radio as a medium of education.

One idea was empire, which involved command.

The revisions follow the Third National Economic Census, which involved a comprehensive survey of energy use and economic activity that better represent the energy use of small- and medium-sized enterprises.

For instance, the current protocols used to induce neural conversion of hESC include the presence of stromal cell lines (PA6 or MS5), Matrigel or conditioned medium including a multistep procedure which involves formation of embryoid bodies (EBs) [3], [5] [13].

Wang et al. proposed fractal model for liquid with dilute suspensions of nonmetallic nanoparticles, which involves the effective medium theory.