Sentence examples for min to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Fig. 7 Absorption/PL spectra of Mn-doped CdS NCs at the indicated growth times before (a) and after (b) surface exchange/passivation. PL spectra in ( a) were collected at excitation wavelength of 350 nm for growth times of 5 and 10 min; 380 nm for 15, 25, 30, and 35 min; 420 nm for 50 min to accommodate absorption onset at shorter wavelengths for smaller NCs in earlier stages of growth.

The sessions were increased from 30 to 40 min to accommodate these changes.

Fractions were collected every 2 min using an SF-2120 Super Fraction Collector (Advantec MFS, Dublin, CA) after an initial wait of 2 min to accommodate the void volume.

42 Focus groups will be conducted using 40 min school periods to accommodate school timetables in a semistructured interview.

Maximum total examination time (from arrival of one participant in the MRI suite until the next) was set at 45 min, in order to accommodate the MRI acquisition into the generic workflow of the Rotterdam Study.

For the transformation of the retention time of the last eluting peak, a target value of 25 min was chosen to accommodate future studies of biological fluids and high throughput analysis.

Maximum total examination time (from arrival of one participant in the MRI suite until the next) was initially set at 45 min, in order to accommodate the MRI acquisition into the generic workflow of the Rotterdam Study.

All compounds were preincubated with the rhomboid enzyme for 30 min at 25 °C to accommodate any slow-binding effectors, and the reaction was started by the addition of 10 μL of peptide mix (reaction buffer, DDM, DMSO, peptide) using a Flexdrop liquid dispenser (Perkin-Elmer).

Even when there were two full days of the annual meeting, Monday and Tuesday, there were not enough 15-min time slots to accommodate all the abstracts.

A settling time of 20 min was selected at first to accommodate the slower settling velocity of the activated sludge and allow the biomass to adapt to the synthetic substrate.

Speakers might be (unconsciously) using more ingenuous ways than their older counterparts to accommodate their declining Min abilities in avoiding the articulatorily challenging [dz]/[z] realizations [cf. Ohala (1983)], as their Min systems might not be as stable.