Sentence examples for separate fractions from inspiring English sources
Previous work using the F ab′ 2 fragment of A5B7 in the same xenograft model system, comparing single administration of antibody with the administration of the same activity as three separate fractions, demonstrated reduced efficacy as a result of fractionation (Pedley et al, 1993).
Therefore, the aim of the present study was to evaluate the feasibility of using milling combined with an electrostatic fractionation (ES) of wheat straw (WS) as a way to separate fractions that are enriched in cellulose and more enzymatically accessible, from recalcitrant tissues enriched in lignin-hemicelluloses, in order to produce biofuels.
After the separation and purification of the waxes, they were subjected to TLC to separate fractions of wax esters and fatty hydrocarbons of waxes.
This hypothesis was experimentally confirmed for O. vulgare and S. thymbra; the separate fractions were obtained from 40 and 50 min respectively up to the end of distillations.
We can directly select a two-phase solvent system to separate fractions having similar polarity, just as opening a fan reveals a picture.
The urokinase peak pool from Cu II -IDA-polyacrylamide Cu II -IDA-polyacrylamide Cu II -IDA-polyacrylamideate fracryogelfor high and low molecolumnweight forms of urokinase by gel filtration couldatography on Sephacryl S-200.
This DNA fragment can be recovered in a separate fraction by a stringent washing when it is not contiguous to the cleaved strand.
The top parts of the pine stems (including bark) were collected as a separate fraction using the chain saw.
Briefly, following positive trypan blue staining of a separate fraction, 10 cells in 100 μl were mixed with 1 ml methylcellulose enriched media.
Dietary SBP decreased ammonia emissions from 0 to 240 h (P < 0.05) from unseparated manure and separated fractions compared with unsupplemented diets.
We demonstrate here that HOPC can also separate water-soluble polymers and is capable of separating fractions of narrower polydispersity compared to preparative gel permeation chromatography (GPC).
