Sentence examples for they were precipitated from inspiring English sources

Oligomers were formed by the direct polymerization with eliminating water in the solution, and then they were precipitated to form the crystals at the initial stage of the polymerization.

Her predominantly white, suburban classmates are criticizing the looting as she tries to explain how these events weren't happening in a vacuum, they were precipitated by centuries of systematic exploitation and bias.

After cleaving the peptides from the resin with modified reagent K (TFA 94% (v/v); phenol, 2% (w/v); water, 2% (v/v); TIS, 2% (v/v); 2 hours) they were precipitated with ice-cold diethyl ether and purified to >95% homogeneity by preparative reverse-phase high performance liquid chromatography (RP-HPLC).

To prepare PCR products for P-extension, they were precipitated with 3 volumes of ethanol in the presence of 2M ammonium acetate.

To prepare FISH probes for hybridization, they were precipitated with mouse Cot-1 DNA (Invitrogen), yeast tRNA (Invitrogen), and Salmon Sperm DNA (Invitrogen).

There are certain features of the undulating laminated films that would be difficult to explain if they were precipitated from fluids enriched in abiotic molecules.

Our discussions about black actors in film, the accolades they receive and why they receive them were precipitated by Hattie McDaniel, and as those discussions continue to play out, her history ought to be at the front of everyone's mind.

For if we marvel at the extraordinary achievements of colonial peoples, whether they were precipitating, resisting or simply enduring fundamental change, we also lament their extraordinary capacity for misunderstanding, misrepresenting and mistreating one another.

Typically, they are precipitated by alcohol, caffeine or stress, but less often by exercise, fatigue or cold (Bruno et al., 2007).

Samples were precipitated by methanol/chloroform.

After the accession of Behanzin (1889 94) hostilities were precipitated.