'trap up' is not an expression that is commonly used in written English.
It is not a grammatically correct phrase.
The biochip can efficiently trap up to 7500 cells, maintaining a high trapping efficiency even when the number of cells is extremely low (∼200 cells).
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Previous studies have shown that PPS can trap up to 98.7% of applied hydrocarbons, but results of this study show that application of glyphosate-containing herbicides affected this capability as 15%, 9% and 5% of added hydrocarbons were released by high (7200 mg L−1), medium (720 mg L−1) and low (72 mg L−1) glyphosate-containing herbicides concentrations respectively.
I've had a series of undergraduate research students work on optical tweezers at Union (a photo of the apparatus is above), and a staple activity when a given student gets the trap up and working is to go out to the creek and get some water with algae in it, and hunt for microscopic critters to trap in the tweezers.
Drax said the White Rose carbon capture and storage (CCS) project had the potential to trap up to 90% of carbon emissions from a new coal fired power station next to the company's existing power plant in Yorkshire, which would be stored beneath the North Sea.
Very carefully stand your trap up so that two parts of the trap called the "dog" and "trigger" are on the top edge of the trap.
Activated TRAP up-regulates agr expression and promotes cellular adherence, an integral part of biofilm formation (Harraghy et al, 2007; Kiran et al, 2008; Korem et al, 2005).
She pulled traps up from the harbor's depths.
So they evidently must be trapped up there.
Will birds that delayed their ritual migration be trapped up north by frigid weather?
Validation of this respirometer system indicated stoichiometric CO2 trapping up to a maximum of 400 μmol of CO2 (in a single trap).
