Sentence examples for screening agent from inspiring English sources
Scars in areas that are frequently exposed to the sun, such as the face and hands, should be protected by an ultraviolet screening agent (a sunblock).
FOX at ≥ 32 mg/L was the best screening agent and CTT with PBA was the best confirmation test.
Imagine that: a screening agent entrusted with the solemn power to wave through a teenager in flip-flops en route to Honolulu.
In addition, the interference caused by Cu2+ and Cd2+ in the quantitation of Zn2+ can be completely eliminated by the use of diethyldithiocarbamate as the screening agent.
The analysis revealed that, although free-radicals created by nano-TiO2 after absorbed UV light may resulted in the oxidization of bamboo fiber and HDPE, rutile nano-TiO2 mainly acted as light screening agent and ultraviolet absorbent, which retarded the photo-oxidative of the composites.
It is recommended that laboratories use FOX at 32 mg/L as a screening agent and perform a disk test with CTT and PBA to confirm the presence of an AmpC cephalosporinase in isolates of Klebsiella spp., E. coli, Salmonella spp. and P. mirabilis.
Many products already contain UVA screening agents, but under the current rules there is no rating for them.
FOX with PBA used in a confirmation test and CRO and CAZ as screening agents were found to be unreliable.
Three screening agents for the Transportation Security Administration were arrested yesterday at La Guardia, and one was arrested on Friday at Kennedy, on charges that they stole items from luggage set up by investigators conducting a sting operation.
"If the study could be extended long enough and people could be enticed to use screening agents diligently, an effect likely could be shown in darker-skinned people," Dr. Swerlick said.
For example, nucleoside analogs that have been used in imaging cell proliferation and reporter gene expression [7 9] and as possible screening agents for chemotherapy drug efficacy [10] often require high-temperature reactions in volatile solvents.
