Sentence examples for preparations created from inspiring English sources
For example, the original Golgi preparations created by Sanchez y Sanchez and Cajal in 1916 were recently beautifully reimaged using conventional brightfield microscopy (Strausfeld, 2012).
The fact that "pharmaceutical" preparations create these problems with somewhat less alacrity than heroin (which is still pharmaceutically prescribed in the UK) is more than offset by their increased relative availability – which this new article suggests is increasing.
In no case, however, did variability associated with sequencing methods or sample preparations create inconsistencies with our current phylogenetic results or the subsequent molecular epidemiological evidence gleaned from these data.
The preparation created an unexpected woody-toasty lushness.
The preparation, created by salon owner Shizuka Bernstein, involves using nightingale excrement and rice powder on willing participants' faces, supposedly leaving the skin "shiny and smooth".
For most teams, the first-week foibles are tolerable because, just as the lack of preparation created jarring mistakes, the routine of the season is likely to smooth out the rough edges.
We were six months in preparation, creating this woman's entire personal back story from the moment she was born.
It improved the training efficiency, but the need for large-scale data gathering and extensive preparation creates a critical bottleneck.
Attempting to control incredible forces of energy becomes a work in and of itself as the spontaneity of the explosions can almost void the preparation, creating a series of expectations and mixed results.
Wilhelm Steinitz vs Mikhail Chigorin, Havana WCH 1892 (4th game of the match), Spanish Game: General (C65), 1 0 Positional preparation creates the opportunity for a swift attack leading to mate on the 29th move.
He divided his time between military preparation (creating a fleet of a hundred gunboats to fight within the shallow liman) and chasing the wives of soldiers under his command.
