Sentence examples for mixture to give from inspiring English sources

Double the quantity of nut mixture to give a very thick layer, if you like (and I do).

Next came the top secret part – not the painting, but the application of a marvellous "texturing mixture" to give the polystyrene a proper fuzzy, furry peachy look.

Incorporate the milk and oil into the sugar and egg mixture to give a runny batter, then stop the machine, change from whisk to beater (or stir by hand), and fold in the flour, baking powder, cocoa and rolled oats a little at a time.

Accordingly, NOXTp was put in the reaction mixture to give a NADH re-oxidizing rate of 0.04 μmol ml−1 ml−11.

The white precipitate was recrystallized from a 1 1 diethyl ether/ethanol mixture to give the fine needle crystal of 2a (0.578 gr, yield: 86%, mp: 123 124°C).

Enzymes were added to the reaction mixture to give the following final concentrations: 0.04 U ml−1 GKTt, 0.18 U ml−1 G3PDHTt, 0.04 U ml−1 TIMTt, 0.1 U ml−1 GAPNTk, 0.09 U ml−1 iPGMPh, 0.07 U ml−1 ENOTt, 0.09 U ml−1 PKTt, 0.08 U ml−1 LDHTt, and 0.04 U ml−1 NOXTp.

Combine the flour, cocoa powder, baking powder and salt in a separate bowl, then combine the two mixtures to give a smooth, glossy batter. 2 Thoroughly grease the moulds of a 12-hole muffin tin and spoon a little of the batter into each – enough to fill them halfway.

Fraction A4 (191.4 mg) was rechromatographed over silica gel open column eluted with n-hexane/EtOAc mixtures to give 5 (3.1 mg).

Recently, Chen et al. showed direct exfoliation of HOPG (highly oriented pyrolytic graphite) using pyridinium tribromide (Py + Br3-) in 1 1 ethanol-water mixtures to give around 75%% monolayer sheets, which were stable over an year without any agglomeration [44].

Plasmid pUC18 was added to transfection mixtures to give total amount of 400 ng plasmid DNA per well whenever it was necessary.

The fluorescence signal of EGCG alone was measured in a control experiment and subtracted from the global signal of the binding mixtures to give the specific fluorescence signal of the protein or tryptophanamide.