Sentence examples for preserved by adding from inspiring English sources
Samples for metals were preserved by adding 3 mL of concentrated HNO3.
For the analysis of dissolved methane, a pre-cleaned 25 ml glass vial was filled with unfiltered water, capped under water, and preserved by adding a drop of bactericide at the sampling site and kept chilled with ice until delivered to the laboratory.
The remaining 30 ml sample was preserved by adding ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA), which sequesters Fe thereby preventing oxidation and precipitation of hydrous ferric oxide, to a concentration of approximately 600 μM and passed through a syringe packed with 500 mg of a strong anion exchanger (SAX, tetramethylammonium on styrene-divinylbenzene base) pretreated with methanol and water.
Most canned vegetables, soups and sauces are preserved by adding sodium.
Briefly, the serum sample was preserved by adding an equal volume of metaphosphoric acid and treated with dithiothreitol The resulting supernatant was injected into the HPLC system equipped with diode array detector (DAD).
Individual milk samples (50 ml) were preserved by adding potassium dichromate and stored at −20°C until future milk fatty acid analysis during the subsequent 3 months.
Since the classic holiday TV specials are starting to show their age, Jimmy Kimmel has recently been preserving them by adding a modern twist.
Seawater samples were then preserved for analysis by adding 0.5 mL of high purity nitric acid to each liter of a sample and stored at 25 °C.
As mentioned before, the role of packaging is to preserve the food, by adding regenerator agents or adding composite to improve the film properties.
"This stimulated me no end," he acknowledged to his parents in a 1946 letter preserved by his nephews, before adding, "even tho' [Picasso] is an old man now and of a school that is out of date".
"The historical letters we encounter were often written by famous, articulate people," he added, "preserved by their recipients and selected for publication".
