Sentence examples for plate back and forth from inspiring English sources
The complexes were added to the respective wells and mixed by gently rocking the plate back and forth.
Rock the lower plate back and forth within the buffer to loosen the gel from the plate (this allows expansion of the gel as it hydrates).
Fill a glass tray with about an inch of methanol and, holding the plate by the top corner in the margin immerse and agitate the plate back and forth eight or nine times, shake gently to rid excess methanol.
After 5 min incubation at RT, diluted oligomer was combined with diluted Lipofectamine™ 2000, mixed gently and incubated at room temp for 20 min. The oligomer-Lipofectamine™ 2000 complexes were added to each plate in OPTI-MEM I reduced serum medium by mixing gently and by rocking the plate back and forth.
Instead, wiggle the plate back and forth with your finger until it moves smoothly again.
The amiable waiters, nonetheless, maneuver through the establishment with the panache of an experienced matador: taking orders; delivering crispy, house-made chips and salsa (gratis); bussing plates back and forth.
Patrons packed the seats at the small polished wood bar and the inexpensive wood tables, trading sips of wine, sharing beautifully composed cheese selections and passing plates back and forth.
Three or four savory dishes make a meal, and two diners, by ordering six to eight dishes and pushing the plates back and forth across the table, can put together quite a culinary tour.
Myself, I have never learned to adjust well from having to work around the clock as a kid and carry plates back and forth to the kitchen every Thanksgiving, New Years Eve and Christmas Eve.
Disperse the medium by tipping the plates back and forth.
Bite-sized servings of three or four new or "difficult" foods are placed on one plate, known and liked foods are served on a second plate, and the picky child is asked to take a bite from the first plate, and then from the second plate, moving back and forth between plates for ten minutes.
