Sentence examples for sample of salt from inspiring English sources
Why is it that we cannot appeal to the fact that this particular sample of salt has been hexed to explain why it dissolves?
One may use this generalization as a premise in a DN derivation which has as its conclusion that some particular hexed sample of salt has dissolved in water.
For example, he notes that we believe that an explanation of why some sample of salt dissolves in water that appeals to the fact that the salt is hexed and the generalization $H $$ that all hexed salt dissolves in water is defective, at least in comparison with the standard explanation that appeals just to the generalization that $(D)$ all salt dissolves in water.
Four KAP questionnaires were designed to conduct a nationally representative sample of salt processors (70 in number), wholesalers (500), retailers (500), and households.
Often this is not too difficult: a study of the toxicology of potassium cyanide administered intravenously would require that the purity of the sample of salt was known.
After removing an approximately 3 mm × 3 mm square piece of skin from the lower lip, we placed the sample in 95% ethanol and refreshed the ethanol roughly every 3 hours over a 24-hour period to wash the sample of salts and PCR inhibitors.
Two alternative samples of salt hydrate are evaluated experimentally and the results are used to inform system modelling.
Well, it cracked wide open, and I wound up reapplying samples of salt to the break line, one crystal at a time.
Set II consisted of cDNA obtained from salt-treated samples of WT and untreated WT; and set III, cDNA samples of salt treated ABR17- and untreated ABR17-transgenic seedlings for hybridization to the oligo-nucleotide arrays.
Intensity of both the complexes was undetectable in the untreated samples of salt sensitive M-1-48 and can be detected only in response to salinity stress, supporting the observations obtained from the EMSA using ABRE-DNA as probe.
Sampling of salts under field conditions and thus, assessing the spatial distribution of damaging salts in building structures is still a difficult task.
