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In studies of vesicle growth, monodisperse vesicle preparations allow for the detection of changes in vesicle size by light scattering or by fluorescence microscopy [2], [4].

Standard library preparations allow for indexing, which can be used to combine multiple samples for sequencing in order to take advantage of newer high-output sequencing instruments.

The morphologic interpretation of biopsies and cytologic preparations allows for the definitive establishment or exclusion of a wide variety of diseases.

An allowance of 50 g oil was used for daily food preparation allowing for a 10% loss in cooking this supplied 45 g/day or 20% energy.

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This preparation allows for studying the painting cross-section with a good preservation of the sample spatial structures (Figure 7b).

The phase inversion technique employed for the scaffolds preparation allows for a relatively easy regulation of the structure of the scaffold wall, using established membrane technology methods.

This preparation allows for thinking through how to word open-ended questions and helps to avoid the formulation of loaded questions that bias responses [ 19].

Finally, a Solid Phase Reversible Immobilization (SPRI) [ 33] based library preparation allows for the entire protocol, including size-selection, to be done in microtiter plates, without the need for gels or columns [ 34].

Construction of a partial phase diagram allowed us to determine the criteria for the formation of bicontinuous polymer nanosphere (BPN), namely for copolymers with MW of up to 17 kDa and hydrophilic weight fractions of ≤0.25; and varying the organic solvent to water ratio used in their preparation allowed for control over nanosphere diameters from 70 to 460 nm.

For oncologic applications, studies have focused primarily on window chamber preparations that allow for real-time visualization of tumor growth, vascularity, vascular responses to stimulation, vascular permeability, vascular orientation, flow instability, and the like.