Genetically engineered human embryonic kidney cells, constitutively expressing a powerful green-emitting luciferase mutant, were used as "sentinel cells" and integrated into 3D printed ready-to-use cartridges, also containing assay reagents.
Some designers are already printing ready-to-wear shoes and dresses from plastic and nylon materials.
After the Republican Convention, the Parisian publishing house of Plon approached M. Chatelain with suggestion that he write the 2 books, with the understanding that both would be printed & ready to be published & one destroyed the moment election result were in.
It's also wise to have printed versions ready, to hand out at interviews.
Have them on your computer, or in a folder, printed out, ready to hand over to any doctor.
So many travelers had been asking directions that Mrs. Piper had Google maps printed and ready to give out.
"So, on Thursday, after all these years of down-in-the-weeds, incredibly aggravating history, you had this proposal that has been negotiated for months, that is literally printed and ready to be voted on," Richert said.
Your ticket is neither printed nor ready.
American church officials have prepared for months for the encyclical's call, with church bulletins and suggested homily topics on the environment printed and ready across the country.
Having a flyer printed and ready to hand out with the same coupon when clients leave will help pass along the word that you are open.
