Sentence examples for preparation that could from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it should be noticed that in Wang et al., DLS measurements were performed after centrifugation and resuspension of the sample in a buffer, preparation that could remove a high quantity of loosely bound proteins.

Although the formation of Raman-based species maps is not fast, the technique offers the ability to use intrinsic chemical differences between cells to create multidimensional maps of microbial structures without extensive knowledge of the cells' genomes and without requiring any invasive sample preparation that could potentially alter the sample under study.

In the days leading up to a colonoscopy, there are several steps in bowel preparation that could invoke confusion, lead to mistakes and ultimately result in a "bad" or cancelled screening.

According to Ms. Valikhojaeva, Child-to-Child provides an alternative approach to strengthening primary school preparation that could be used to meet existing needs in rural areas.

Quantification of all of these factors will be required to obtain a reproducible and consistent cell preparation that could potentially be used in clinical studies.

To produce a peptide preparation that could be readily solubilized for isoelectric focusing, 7PA2 CM was concentrated, depleted of APPs using DEAE sepharose, and then chromatographed on a Superdex 75 column eluted in a volatile buffer.

However, it also revealed the limitations of the experimental approach: lack of information on the recipes used by 19th century paint manufacturers in general and those of Van Gogh in particular, as well as the 21st-century laboratory scale conditions used, restricted the historical accuracy of the paint preparations that could be accomplished [18, 19].

And in a similar fashion the context for the rise of many of these new, potent forms of cannabis, such as BHO and other concentrates, was the demand by those with medical conditions for preparations that could minimize smoking-related harms and facilitate easier adoption of oral consumption.

Before this invention, the standard practice for monitoring combustion by-products involved lengthy, labor-intensive sample extractions and preparations that could require several weeks.

Currently being studied are newer long-acting or slowly released (or both) glucocorticoid preparations that could enhance adherence and more closely mimic physiologic cortisol secretion by the healthy adrenal cortex.

Our Northern blot analysis (Fig. 1B) supports this idea as we found a large transcript (6 7 kb) in both the total RNA and isolated mRNA preparations that could represent a DDOST-naPINK1 transcript (which should be 6.4 kb).