Beginning with a qualitative comparison between pharmaceutical batches, we show that NIRS and principal component analysis can separate batches produced with different melt granulation parameters and differentiate between cores compressed with different compaction forces.
To strengthen the universal validity of the results, biological replicates were obtained by growing all plants in three spatially and temporally separated batches, with all conditions represented in each batch.
If batches and study groups are totally confounded, i.e., one group of samples allocated on one batch and another group of samples on another, it would be impossible to separate batch from biological effects.
It's far from perfect, as there are fuzzy lines separating various batches of concrete, and more pinholes than I would have liked.
Leaves from five virus-infected grapevines along with their respective controls were used separately and pigments estimated by two independent times using separate batches of tissue.
He sent them down in separate batches, of course.
Dip the rainbow chard leaves and stalks in the batter, and fry in separate batches in the hot oil.
Instead of making one large batch of scrambled eggs, they now produce them in five separate batches, cutting waste – and costs – when demand is low.
Within papers, for instance, the practice of having separate batches of subs for each section - features, news, business and, more debatably, sport - has been gradually eroded.
And if you do that, you need to prep it in two separate batches, as the egg whites will get too big for a standard-size mixing bowl.
