Sentence examples for thorough distribution of from inspiring English sources

Each PN bag was agitated for 3 min to ensure thorough distribution of contents while being covered by a light impermeable bag provided by the manufacturer.

In addition to vector control techniques such as IRS in high-risk andas and thorough distribution of long-lasting ITNs, factors such as economic development and increasing access to health services have contributed to Bhutan's successes in reducing malaria incidence.

The knee was flexed and extended manually to ensure thorough distribution of the serum throughout the joint.

For small volume applications (<100 cc), it is recommended to use a small, multiport infiltrator cannula for even and thorough distribution of local anesthesia throughout the adipose donor layer.

No other gelling agent is so aptly suited for use as an all-purpose culture medium.1 It is non-toxic, resists liquification, can be sterilized repeatedly without losing its other properties, it remains liquid when cooled to 42°C, thus permitting the thorough distribution of organisms at a temperature which will not harm them and once set can be kept at incubation temperatures without melting.

Our previous studies of CPV infected cells have demonstrated the accumulation of fluorescent NS1 fusion protein into distinct nuclear foci followed by a thorough intranuclear distribution of NS1 [35].

In unconventional tight reservoirs, where hydraulic fracturing is the key technique for enhanced oil production, a thorough knowledge of distribution of geomechanical properties helps to maximize return on investment.

Their design, however, often disregards both a thorough knowledge of the distribution of habitats and assemblages and the use of proper experimental evaluations of the efficacy of MPAs by comparing protected vs. unprotected zones.

Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) was employed for a thorough characterization of the distribution of rickettsiae in L. bostrychophila identifying widespread infection of the insect with heavy infection in oocytes and in myceteomes [6].

We present here a thorough examination of the distribution of OXA- and OXB-IR cell bodies and fibers in four species.

Having clearer boundaries and a more comprehensive database would have enabled a more thorough examination of the distribution of nurses in understaffed areas in Lebanon and allowed the authors to place the findings in the greater context of the Lebanese health care system.