Sentence examples for suspension to convert from inspiring English sources

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Total glutathione was measured by adding reducing agent TCEP (Pierce; 1 mM final concentration) to 3 separate aliquots of each suspension to convert GSSG to GSH prior to GSH measurement; the amount of TCEP added did not significantly alter the total volume.

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While vigorously vortexing the LVSCE/archaeosome suspension in the presence of 5 sterile glass beads (ca 3 mm diameter each) to aid mixing, 0.1 ml of 1.0 M filter sterilized stock CaCl2 solution was added in a drop-wise manner to convert the suspension into LVSCE/AMVAD formulation, as described previously for making OVA/AMVAD formulations [14], [17].

This procedure was established by Berry and Friend (1969) and Seglen (1972) and makes it possible to convert nearly the whole liver to a suspension of intact hepatocytes.

The suspension was neutralized to a pH = 7 to 8 by adding HCl to convert all higher-valent (III, IV, VI) manganese species contents to soluble Mn2+.

This suspension lasted for two and a half years while it was debated whether to convert the ship to an aircraft carrier.

The suspension was then incubated in a boiling water bath for 3 min and autoclaved for 1 hour at 121°C to convert starch granules into a colloidal solution.

Boy wants girl to convert.

"Those are hard to convert".

(Neither is planning to convert).

They failed to convert.

Delany failed to convert.

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