Sentence examples for oxygen channelling from inspiring English sources
Plasma was collected and frozen until measurement of insulin using a rat-specific luminescence oxygen channelling immuno assay.
Finally, in comparison to the published data in a recent study via a proximity oxygen channelling chemistry platform [ 15], both approaches had similar performance in detecting methylated DNA.
However, the oxygen channelling platform requires very specialized equipment for detection whereas the colorimetric strategy described herein does not.
Tell me again what the Oxygen channel's mission is.
She finally found opportunity on a hidden-camera show, "Girls Behaving Badly," for the Oxygen channel.
When "Breaking Up," on the Oxygen Channel, isn't sad, it is banal.
The group paid $2.7 billion in 2001 for the Spanish-language network Telemundo, $1.25 billion for Bravo in 2002 and nearly $1 billion for the Oxygen channel.
NBC's Olympic cable coverage has in the past been on the USA, MSNBC, CNBC, Bravo and Oxygen channels.
Geraldine Laybourne, who had a long career in television and was founder of the Oxygen channel, has just put her Manhattan co-op on the market for $14.5 million.
Over the next three years the Oxygen Channel has commitments from cable systems that will increase its distribution to about 32 million homes, which would make it more viable as a provider of national programming.
More important, he said, any attempt by NBC to acquire the Oxygen channel would probably be tied to how perfectly it aligned with its iVillage Web site, which also caters to a female audience.
