Sentence examples for preparations I from inspiring English sources

Control preparations: (i) not modified phage HAP1 or T4, (ii) phage HAP1 modified with a non-specific affinity tag.

The application of the hydrolysis protocols listed in Table 1 resulted in two basic types of cytological preparations: (i) slides with mostly intact PMCs with well-spread cytoplasm and no callose layer and (ii) slides with similar PMCs but in which the callose was only partially hydrolysed, i.e. some callose and residual digested material (debris) remained.

Early attempts towards the end of the 19th century and in the very beginning of the 20th century to "vaccinate" or even cure horses using mallein or other heat or chemically inactivated B. mallei preparations, i. e. "anamorve", and "farase" did not lead to satisfactory results and were thus aborted [ 24, 25].

c) The intervention requires specific preparations; i.e., it cannot be performed during a visit.

All electrodes were removed immediately after Load I and were reattached after Intervention (rest or massage) following brief skin preparations (i.e., wiping with alcohol).

For example, physiological concentrations of natural glucocorticoids (i.e. corticosterone) stimulate delayed-type hypersensitivity reactions acutely, whereas pharmacological preparations (i.e. dexamethasone) are immunosuppressive [ 16].

The mixing was also done at different stages of the catalyst preparation, i.e. before RuO2 deposition, before annealing or after annealing.

Cross-country ski track preparation (i.e. grooming), however, might retard effects of climate change and, being limited in space requirements, might increase abiotic heterogeneity.

Again, the influence of advance preparation (i.e. CTI manipulation) and interference (i.e. valence manipulation) was also explored.

First it is direct and requires only minimal sample preparation, i.e., a centrifugation step to remove particulate matter.

In this study, the same retinal preparation, i.e., isolated but living retinas, to characterize cellular sources of retinal autofluorescence.