Sentence examples for reproducible operation from inspiring English sources
To achieve highly productive bioprocesses with reproducible operation and consistent product quality, it is important to design and implement appropriate control strategies.
Aortic valve repair is currently in transition from surgical improvisation to a reproducible operation and an option for many patients with aortic regurgitation.
At the same time, it is characterized by a stable and a reproducible operation over day-long non-stop beamtime duration, under high vacuum conditions (10−7 mbar).
The "electronic tongue" is supposed to be capable to produce integral qualitative imaging (artificial sensing) of complex liquids such as food stuffs and beverages, comparable to human taste panel sensing and enhancing its capabilities by durable and reproducible operation, analysis and tasting of toxic and potentially dangerous media, applicability to long-term routine industry analysis.
12 It is now a low risk, reproducible operation.
These experiments demonstrate predictable and reproducible operation of the flow cytometer with mammalian cell and polystyrene beads at pumping pressures between 20 and 60 kPa and throughputs reaching 3,000 particles per minute.
The chief advantages of this technology are the ease of use, rapid analysis times, scalable chip fabrication and functionalization, and robust and reproducible sensor operation.
Process knowledge for designing robust and reproducible unit operations is essential, especially for complex biological systems.
Further increasing the separation potential above 13 kV in an attempt to increase separation efficiency resulted in occasional electrical breakdown in the channels in our current setup, so 13 kV was used as the optimal operating parameter for subsequent experiments to achieve reproducible and safe operation.
Biomarkers in fluids offer the opportunity for more objective and reproducible measurement before operation.
Suitable packing into a flow distribution device has allowed for reproducible bind-elute operations at flowrates of 2,400 cm/h, many times greater than those used in typical beaded systems.
