Sentence examples for procedures of immobilization from inspiring English sources
Two procedures of immobilization of AgNPs on the surface of PET are illustrated in Figure 1.
The procedures of immobilization were described as follows: 1 g MPR and 5 mL 99% ethanol was added into a 25 mL tube, then the mixture was put in 30°C shaking incubator at 200 rpm for 2 h to wash out the residual catalyst and impurities.
The procedure of immobilization in alginate beads is not only inexpensive but also easy to carry out and provides extremely mild conditions, so there is a higher potential for industrial application (Zhou et al. 2010).
The procedure of immobilization of DQ gelatin was followed according to (Cavallo-Medved et al. 2009) with some modifications.
The procedure of enzyme immobilization is simple, rapid, and non-toxic.
Recent progress in the area of immobilization procedures are aimed at producing reproducible interfacial surfaces that enable the sensitive and specific recognition of the analyte.
Taking these differences into consideration, we recommend a mass-specific dose of 0.50 – 0.65 mg/kg which gives an average recovery time of 26 minutes that should be suitable for most procedures requiring immobilization (e.g., deployment of dataloggers, tissue sampling, injection of isotopic compounds to examine body composition, etc).
The synthesis procedure involves immobilization of PPy on glassy carbon followed by dosing of metal (M = Mn, Fe and Co) particles, alternately, by electropolymerization and electrochemical reduction respectively.
The synthesis procedure involved immobilization of the precursor Pd(NH3 4 NO3 2 in GO, followed by reduction in flowing H2.
Furthermore, the currently used procedure of yeast cell immobilization, using agglutinating substances, for ethanol production, is often detrimental, rather than advantageous.
Here in, we will discuss detailed about the procedure of RGD peptide immobilization and nanoscale patterning on the Au surface for the fabrication of a highly sensitive cell based chip as shown in Fig. 5.
