Blomia tropicalis mites were cultivated in a fish food-containing standardized environment, purified with saturated NaCl and lysed in a blender (51BL30; Waring Commercial, Torrington, CO, USA) in 0.15 M phosphate-buffered saline, pH 7.4 (PBS).
Something, in other words, has happened inside the spare and standardized environment of the apartment building and the courtyard, whose cement parking lot, green benches, lampposts, tubular fencing and iron gates suggest a false and empty normality.
For recordings within a standardized environment, a room of the emergency department was equipped with the complete ultrasound simulator system and regularly maintained by two staff technicians.
The present model thus provides a standardized environment for studies on induction and remodeling of trabecular new bone in normal and genetically engineered mice.
This framework is able to provide a standardized environment for exploratory analysis of machine learning solutions, as it supports the evaluation of feature descriptors, normalizers, classifiers, and fusion approaches in a wide range of tasks involving machine learning.
To investigate the relations between changes in motor capacity (can do, in standardized environment), motor capability (can do, in daily environment), and motor performance (does do, in daily environment) among children with cerebral palsy (CP).
Consequently, standardized development environment and tools are selected.
Capacity describes what a person can do in a standardized, controlled environment.
In other words, the more standardized the environment, the higher the stability of acrophase over the years.
With D. melanogaster, it is also possible to standardize the environment and hence maximize the power of an experiment to identify genetic factors underlying the toxicity phenotype.
In view of all experimental efforts to standardize the environment in the phenotypic assays, we think the variation between individuals of over-expressing lines is likely to have a molecular and/or functional basis.
