Sentence examples for origin of preparations from inspiring English sources
The tissues were evaluated under light microscopy by a pathologist blinded to the origin of preparations.
The quarantine detention period is from 12 hours to 180 days, depending on the status of rabies outbreaks in the animal's region of origin and preparation of the required certification (Table 2).
The dependence of the capacitance from the surface area is varied by way of preparation, origin of precursors and electrolyte species, textural characteristics and surface functionality of carbon materials.
However, the time has come for these assets to be returned to their place of origin... Preparations for formal requests are taking place now".
This may be accounted for by the differences in the origin of the two pharmaceutical preparations.
The name, composition and origin of the compound TCM preparations that are derived from TCM literatures or approved by the SFDA and cited in the present review are listed in Table 1.
The origin of the requirement for preparation of an environmental impact statement (EIS) has been attributed to Caldwell, whose testimony at the Senate hearing in April 1969 laid the groundwork for inclusion of provisions requiring an evaluation of the effects of all major federal projects significantly affecting the quality of the human environment.
Alternatively, the differences may stem from the origins and preparations of the bacteria, such as improvements in vaccine manufacture.
Depending on the procedure of origin and preparation, molecular weight may vary from 300 kD to over 1,000 kD, with a deacetylation between 30% and 95% in the available commercial preparations.
In leprosy, cells of M. leprae from different origins and submitted to different processes of purification are the basis for different types of preparations employed in skin tests.
The toxicity of natural substances does not only depend on the plant of origin and the preparation method, but also on the quality of the products and the properties of contaminations.
