Sentence examples for primed for use from inspiring English sources
Samore said that the sarin bombs, which typically contain huge quantities of agents, are probably still primed for use.
The find sparked a search of the area for secondary devices and a helicopter was sent in to defuse up to 1,000lb of the homemade explosives, primed for use and packed into two wheelie bins at the side of the busy Monaghan Road.
The Air Force, which demoted and disciplined dozens, stressed that the missiles were not primed for actual use and could not have caused nuclear havoc.
Wheat straw likely contains diverse high-complexity as well as low-complexity carbon sources, which collectively provide "niches" that spur the growth of the different microbes that had been "primed" for its use given their preselection on this substrate.
The point is that consumer expectation is primed for lower active use times, and daily charging.
CD8+ T cells specific for the TGSEELRSLYNTVATL and SGGELDRWEKIRLRPGGK p17 epitopes have also previously been primed for in vitro using DCs pulsed with liposome complexed HIV-1 protein[11] and DC pulsed with peptide[12].
To uncover genes that are required for progression from naive pluripotency into a state primed for differentiation, we used a simple monolayer differentiation protocol (Ying et al., 2003).
Briefly, the poly (A) + RNA subpopulation (within the total RNA population) was primed for reverse transcription using an oligonucleotide containing a T7 RNA polymerase promoter 5' to an oligo d(T 24 sequence.
In Experiment II, seeds were primed for 48 h using three concentrations of KCl solution with water potentials of −0.75, −1.50 and −2.25 MPa (0.15, 0.30 and 0.45 M, respectively).
The chapter ends with an introduction to iNKT priming for therapeutic use and the induction of iNKT from induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS), which is a specific interest of the chapter authors.
"The market down there is really primed for that sort of fractional use, daily use," Frohnmayer said in a phone interview on Sept. 26.
