Sentence examples for shredding system from inspiring English sources
Method A: QIAshredder homogenization using a biopolymer shredding system in a microcentrifuge spin-column format followed by RNeasy purification; Method B: TRIzol RNA isolation.
Method A: lysis of the mononuclear cells, followed by lysate homogenization using a biopolymer shredding system in a microcentrifuge spin-column format (QIAshredder, Qiagen, Hilden, Germany), followed by total RNA purification using selective binding columns (RNeasy Mini Kit, Qiagen).
But in Iraq, with two-thirds of the medical specialists having fled the country, and with the health care system shredded by war and sapped bare by corruption, the assembly of Iraqi heart specialists at Ibn al-Bitar Hospital for Cardiac Surgery in Baghdad on Tuesday was a triumph.
"The whole visual system shreds images, breaks them up into maps of colour, maps of motion, and so on, and somehow then manages to reintegrate that," explains Peter McOwan, a professor of computer science at Queen Mary, University of London.
I'm scared for others like me, who will be ripped to shreds by our system because they are poor and Black.
It's tough out there when everyone hates you–or at least suspects you had a hand in the collapse of the global financial system, the shredding of trillions of dollars of assets and the issuance of 5 million pink slips since January 2008.
"It was being cleared out and shredded before the computer system was ready to take over".
… So as the political system gets shredded, wealth gets concentrated, other policies change … you get a natural drift of the parties to the right.
Mr. Paulson has argued that the powers he seeks are necessary to chase away the wolf howling at the door: a potentially swift shredding of the American financial system.
In 1994, when movement conservatives under Newt Gingrich captured the House for the first time since the Eisenhower administration, they set out to "begin an emergency dismantling of the welfare system, which is shredding the social fabric", bankrupting the country and "gutting the work ethic, educational performance and moral discipline of the poor".
