Sentence examples for need of reagents from inspiring English sources

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Notably, MWT spectroscopy is differentiated by no need of reagents and portability and ease-of-use of instrumentation.

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Saccharomyces cerevisiae containing fluorescent markers are ideal candidates for the microfluidic screening system as fluorescence is emitted without the need of additional reagents.

Most importantly, the apparent dimer formed spontaneously without the need of oxidizing reagents or bifunctional cross-linkers.

Similar efforts in Sub-Saharan Africa (HLA-A: 11%, -B: 23%, -C: 42%) or Southwest Asia (HLA-A: 53%, -B: 10%, -C: 38%), where HLA diversity is more pronounced, would need a suite of reagents that is proportionally extended.

The γ-ray irradiation method has advantages, such as relatively simple manipulation without need of any extra reagents for polymerization and cross-linking.

There remains a great need for the development of reagents and techniques to study immune regulation in ruminants.

Changes in parameters such as reagent molar ratios, residence time and pH were made by modifications in the software commanding the SI system, without the need for physical reconfiguration of reagents around the selection valve.

To optimize the competition, limiting amounts of reagents need to be used, curbing the assay sensitivity.

To give a quantitative answer to the time scale and required reaction rates, we would need to the concentrations of reagents on the primitive Earth, the reaction pathways by which nucleotides and RNAs were synthesized, and the temperature, pressure and pH at which these reactions were occurring.

Ternary nanocomposites (NCs) comprising Ag-Cu2O supported on glucose-reduced graphene oxide (rGO) with enhanced stability and visible light photocatalytic activity were synthesized via a facile and green approach using Benedict's solution and glucose solution at room temperature without the need of any toxic reagent, surfactant or any special treatment.

The averages in this table were obtained by dividing the itemized total costs in Table 2 by the respective group's number of cases in need of insulin, syringes, reagent strips, glucose meters, oral drugs, hospital outpatient department consultations, hospitalization and diabetes related tests; and numbers of permanently disabled, temporary disabled, premature deaths and care givers.

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