Sentence examples for prevented settling from inspiring English sources

This prevented TiO2 deposition on the back of the slides, allowed a small magnetic stir bar to freely spin in the tapered bottom of the vial, and prevented settling of large TiO2 particles on the surface of the slides.

The gel prevented settling and aggregation allowing MRI imaging several days after preparation.

The first layer rested on a thick foundation of stone that prevented settling of the mortar bed and the formation of cracks.

Aeration and agitation were altered in conventional bioreactor (BIOFLO 110) to reduce power consumption, increase mixing time and prevents settling.

The use of traditional impeller geometries such as cone and plate may be challenging due to their narrow gap and inability to prevent settling.

Particles in sludge feeds interact strongly one with another to prevent settling and offer a significant resistance to filtration and compression.

2×107 5.6 micron diameter streptavidin-coated beads (CP01N, Bangs Laboratories, Fishers, IN) were washed with DNA binding buffer (1 mM NaCl, 10 mM Tris-HCl, pH 7.5), resuspended in the same, and incubated with 0.3 1 molecule of biotinylated linear DNA template per bead for 16 hours at room temperature with rotation to prevent settling.

Cells were incubated for 45 min at 37°C and agitated every 5 min to prevent settling.

The goal of tibial component positioning is to maximize coverage to prevent settling (Lemaire et al. 1997), and to achieve a neutral tibial alignment.

The conference, financed largely by Ted Turner and several foundations, is the start of an initiative designed to link religious leaders with United Nations efforts to help prevent, settle or heal conflicts around the world.

Daims et al (2006) describe the application of biotechnology to three specific aspects of wastewater treatment where e.g. one relates to the excessive growth of filamentous bacteria which can prevent settling of flocs during activated sludge processes (see Section 3b for more details), leading to potential operational difficulties as well as public health problems.