Sentence examples for preparation offers from inspiring English sources

Marriage preparation offers a space for marrying couples to explore their love and commitment to each other away from the mayhem of wedding preparations, so they do not get caught up in the practical stresses of event planning, and can focus on the commitment they are making to one another.

The preparation offers several experimental advantages, such as easy accessibility, a nearly planar, unobstructed view of several hundred square microns of synaptic membrane, as well as a highly stereotyped, consistent structure of a fully differentiated adult mammalian synapse.

This preparation offers the same multichannel access to neural activity as in vivo, but in a smaller network where complex interactions may be more easily assessed to characterize the accuracy of GC or its ability to measure plasticity.

However, the hemicorpus preparation offers the advantage of studying testes along with the remainder of the male reproductive tract.

The automated sample preparation offers high throughput without cross-contamination of specimens during processing as well as standardization of operation steps.

The cell culture preparation offers the advantage of a high-throughput assay that can be used to study the effects of proinflammatory cytokines on the tonic and synaptic inhibitory currents.

Other forward-thinking members of the academic community, along with aspiring college professors like Hood-DeGrenier, have long decried the woeful lack of teaching preparation offered in graduate and postgraduate training.

The results obtained owing to the properties of the polyphenylsiloxane hybrid matrix and the non-aqueous films' preparation offer up tremendous possibilities not only for applications concerning the design of new optical and photonic materials but also for protective coating and biomaterials.

The avoid area within dendrimer and the extent of its branching, the size control, and its facility of modification and preparation offer great potential for drug delivery.

From the estimated part-worth utilities it can be concluded that respondents prefer a non-invasive test that is highly sensitive, requires no preparation, offered biennial, highly specific and has no complications.

Four main themes were identified that described the comments of Foundation year doctors: aspects of medical school, and the preparation offered for F1; the F1 year itself, including training, support from peers and others, working conditions and personal/lifestyle issues; future career; and working in medicine.