Sentence examples for modifying the preparation from inspiring English sources

In order to investigate irradiation effects by nuclear energy deposition on the number of interstitial sites accessible for He, disordered glasses representative of structures submitted to series of displacement cascades, were prepared by modifying the preparation procedure and the number of interstitial site changes were analyzed.

Our goal in this study was to develop a new robust and sensitive mass spectrometry-based method for the analysis of M1dG in human leukocyte DNA, with the initial primary focus on modifying the sample preparation procedure to exclude the immunohistochemistry-based purification step.

Based on these results, we are modifying the ARI Smart Form in preparation for use in actual patient care.

As observed, the proposed methodology will only modify the HO preparation stage of LTE-Advanced for reducing latency and improving the HO failure rates.

We found muscle and liver gave poor quality preparations, possibly owing to either the fibrous nature of these tissues or high lipid content in liver, therefore we modified the RNA preparation for these tissues by homogenizing them in TRIreagent (Sigma) at 1ml per 30 mg tissue.

In this study, we modified the sample preparation procedure slightly.

In this study, we modified the library preparation protocol for RNA-seq on the Illumina platform to keep up with further developing sequencers.

To overcome these drawbacks, Anitua developed plasma rich in growth factors (PRGF) by modifying the procedure of PRP preparation [2].

TEM observation was performed by slightly modifying the previously described sample preparation method (Asahi et al. 2014).

To overcome this disadvantage, Choukroun and his co-workers developed platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) by modifying the process of PRP preparation [3 5].

To remove the contaminant, we modified the conventional virus preparation protocol; an additional lipase digestion step was included prior to the sucrose density gradient ultracentrifugation (see Materials and Methods section).