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Nonetheless, both Ms. Richardson and Ms. Sortino advised proper preparation in the form of mock interviews to practice handshake, eye contact, voice inflection and knowledge of a particular institution.
Au is chosen because of its low eutectic temperature when mixed with Si and its easy preparation in the form of a homogeneous distribution of droplets at the surface of the silicon substrate.
One can suggest that keeping the Enoxil preparation in the form of silica-Enoxil composites may improve Enoxil storage stability due to inclusion of Enoxil hydroxyl groups in interaction with silica silanol groups.
The design presented here exploits the non-contact nature of EMATs to allow continuous operation at elevated temperatures without physical coupling, sample preparation (in the form of oxide scale removal), or active cooling of the EMAT.
Some South Korean scientists envision that preparation in the form of jelly-slaying robots.
Patients who were undergoing colonoscopy received standard bowel preparation in the form of 4 litres of Kleanprep.
Salicylate-like preparations in the form of willow bark extracts (which contain salicin) had been in use for at least 100 years prior to the identification and synthesis of the purified compounds.
We excluded preparations in the form of liquids, suppositories, granules, and powders, and also effervescent preparations, which are rarely used in poisoning.
Commercial enzyme preparations in the form of Cellic®CTec2 and Cellic®HTec2 (Novozymes-cat. no's VHN00003 and VCN10018) were used for the hydrolysis of the rice straw.
6 Iron preparations in the form of syrup or drops, which are usually prescribed for the treatment of anaemia in children, have an unpleasant taste, may stain the teeth, and cause adverse effects mostly related to the gastrointestinal tract.
In fact, antibody preparations in the form of serum therapy were used historically for the treatment of anthrax (13), tularemia (49), and plague (37), albeit in uncontrolled trials that do not meet modern standards for establishing efficacy.
