Sentence examples for situ up from inspiring English sources

X-ray powder diffraction studies were performed in situ up to 1000°C in vacuum and in air.

The generation of intergranular strains in 309H austenitic steel has been measured in situ up to 13.0% deformation by neutron diffraction.

First-order Raman spectra of pyrolytic graphite (PG) and highly oriented pyrolytic graphite (HOPG) were recorded in situ up to 2670 K and 2491 K, respectively, using a development of wire-loop heating cell technique attached to a UV-Raman spectrometer (244 nm).

The most dominant species, P. pseudodelicatissima, was shown to produce DA in situ (up to 4.82 pg/cell) [31] and in culture (up to 36 fg DA/cell) [32]; levels that are not unlike Pseudo-nitzschia isolates collected from other coastal regions susceptible to DA-related UMEs and/or ASP events.

The TENs remained in situ up to removal for an average of 115 days (range 15 302 days, median 106 days).

The cervical pessary will be placed in situ at 16 to 20 weeks, and will stay in situ up to 36 weeks gestation or until delivery, whatever comes first.

The increased pulmonary metastatic nodules were found in the palliative resection group (14.3 ± 4.7) compared to controls (8.7 ± 3.6), which may be partially due to breakdown of tumor MMP2/TIMP2 balance and in situ up-regulation of VEGF that was consistent with a recent report that confirmed increased VEGF transcription in residual HCC after hepatectomy in a small animal model [ 25].

Eligible cases in this study consisted of women with incident skin cancer from the subcohort who gave a blood specimen, including SCC and BCC cases with a diagnosis anytime after blood collection up to June 1 , 1998and melanoma cases (including in situ cases) up to June 1, 2000 with no previously diagnosed skin cancer.

Take Tamut's amulets: these remain intact and in situ, wrapped up inside her mummy.

Material was placed in both floodplain and aquatic environments, and left in situ for up to 12 years.

The fish were exposed in situ for up 20 days to surface water obtained from the Trasmene lake in Italy.