Sentence examples for need of preparation from inspiring English sources

Being non-invasive, HMCM technique does not interrupt normal RO plant operation and trumps most other techniques by offering high resolution imaging without the need of preparation of any specific kinds of samples (Al-Juboori and Yusaf 2012).

The aim of the study is to present the concept of novel method for fast screening of enteric coating compositions properties without the need of preparation of tablets batches for fluid bed coating.

Studies have evaluated the need of specific preparation for TVUS scanning, such as rectal aquous contrast, bowel preparations with laxatives, and vaginal injection of gel.

The method is suitable for automated analysis of the recently developed extrapolated time-zero HSQC protocol which enables quantification of metabolites without the need for preparation of standards.

Thus, the innovation point of this research was constructing an efficient model with few samples and then determining ethanol without the need of sample preparation.

Another advantage of the technology is its capability to work directly with whole blood samples which eliminate the need of RNA preparation and only require 25 μl of blood.

It was observed systematic changes on the absorption spectra of the product after drying, which points out photoacoustic as an alternative method to process monitoring without the need of sample preparation.

Because of its invasiveness and need of intestinal preparation patients' compliance to undergo colonoscopy is poor [ 3].

In this paper we present a new and fast viability assay for unicellular cyanobacteria, which uses red chlorophyll fluorescence and an unspecific green autofluorescence for the differentiation of viable and non-viable cells without the need of sample preparation.

Children are particularly in need of extensive preparation, especially if they are of school-age, since you need to do credit transfers and such.

However, our findings still highlighted the need of provision of child-suitable preparations as currently promoted by major global health organizations [ 29, 30].