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This precipitated a closer examination of the history of our strain collection, which showed a few similar examples of this.
Light microscopic examination of precipitated rTTR after a 14 day incubation under acidic conditions showed Congo red binding and amyloid fibril specific apple-green birefringence when viewed under standard and polarized light, respectively.
S35 pulse-labeled cytoplasmic protein extracts were purified and precipitated with anti-hsp70 antibodies for examination by electrophoresis and autoradiography.
The war precipitated a vast project of self-examination among European and British artists and intellectuals.
It was clearly affirmed from researchers (Escudero et al. 2013), who have reported the quantitative chemical examination of Pb (dissolved and precipitated).
This observation prompted a closer examination of the production of alcohols during Fischer-Tropsch synthesis with precipitated iron catalysts containing either silica or alumina and various levels of the potassium promoter.
The aluminium hydroxide particles precipitated from the reactive system are identified as gibbsite by XRD and SEM examinations.
His final examination of his conscience on the eve of Bosworth becomes an astonishing portrayal of a mental breakdown precipitated by life-long self-loathing.
Thus the current Asian economic crisis has precipitated a fallout not only in banks and financial markets, but also in intellectual circles, prompting a re-examination of the Asian-values concept and its implicit challenge to the linkage of capitalism and democracy.
Optical 2D examination of polished sections of this sample reveals quartz and euhedral pyrite (mm to cm sized) to have precipitated first in the vein and been subsequently brecciated with the angular pyrite fragments re-cemented by quartz derived from later fluids.
What precipitated these gambits?
