Sentence examples for to vial from inspiring English sources

To date, this has involved repetitive processes, moving genetic material from vial to vial with a pipette, or separating it in batches on gel plates.

There was high vial to vial variation indicative of differences in granulation progression, however, the overall trends are consistent.

Furthermore, loss of free metal ions by binding to vial walls has been reported (Landeen et al. 1989).

The heat flux sensor is tightly mounted on the shelf and measures non-invasively (no contact with the product) the heat transferred from shelf to vial.

Differences between the successful and unsuccessful cultivations in amoA and narG are more difficult to discern as vial to vial variation was high and statistical significance infrequent.

"Basically, if you're a biologist you spend all of your time moving tiny amounts of liquid around from vial to vial by hand with a little micro-pipette or you have a $100,000 robot that does it for you.

Computerized databases, references in published studies, and index reviews published in English were used to identify direct-to-vial and split-sample clinical trials of cervical smears performed by conventional and liquid-based techniques.

While some background contribution to the particle counts is evident, it is too low to account for the variance observed in the ErA DP vial-to-vial measurements.

Theoretically, the vial-to-vial variability in FIM results may be due to presence of air bubbles or other causes introduced during sample preparation.

Based on these results, it is reasonable to conclude that the vial-to-vial FIM variability observed is a result of either true intra-lot, vial-to-vial differences in particulate load or a result of subtle differences in the reconstitution procedure.

However, the variability in the vial-to-vial FIM measurements is not believed to be due to sample handling or the presence of air bubbles, based on analyses of blank vials consisting of 0.9% saline without the presence of protein.