Sentence examples for samples were partially from inspiring English sources
The frozen fish samples were partially thawed on cleaned plastic sheets using scalpels with steel blades and plastic forceps.
The light fastness of the dyed samples was tested on Q-sun light fastness tester and the fastness was graded for the colour change when the samples were partially exposed to the Xenon lamp for 8 h.
Both the mutant and the wild-type samples were partially purified through 80%% ammonium sulfate precipitation, thus dialyzed and concentrated in a 10 kDa cut-off Centricon device (Millipore), in the presence of 50 mM sodium phosphate buffer, pH 6.5.
Bragg-rod formalism is used to determine whether samples were partially transformed to cryptomelane, and to determine the size of coherent scattering domains (CSD) and the number of TCMn3+.
A relatively large number of the reserved samples were partially demagnetized by alternating field (AF) up to 20 to 40 mT. Thus, AF-based paleointensity techniques are thought to be suitable for these samples.
The solid state ordering of the samples recorded by powder wide angle x-ray diffraction studies reveals that homopolymer samples were partially crystalline, whereas copolymers were either amorphous or less crystalline than homopolymer.
Both samples are partially covered with the remaining glass left bare to observe the difference.
The surface of the samples is partially decorated with metal particles, whereas the cleavage image exhibits that the metal nanoparticles also fill the pores (Fig. 1b d).
In Table 4 it is visible that sand amount in surface samples of Haft Tappeh is similar while in the deep samples is partially variable, but sand amount is variable in all samples of Sangtarashan (between 8 and 33%).
It is supposed that the HF-treated samples are partially oxidized when exposing in the air and the PL spectrums in Fig. 6a and 6b compose of two PL bands.
The surface of two of the investigated samples was partially covered by translucent waxy materials that were identified as a synthetic wax (applied during old conservation treatments) and as beeswax, respectively.
