Sentence examples for two steps treat from inspiring English sources

However, since the temperature optimum of CelK1 is 60°C, it might be advisable to perform the digestion of the biomass in two steps: treat the raw wood powder first with BSX and/or Pga2 at 70°C, and then add Celk1 and continue the incubation at 60°C.

If you follow these two steps and treat your pet like an infant, there will be no need to tell you that a dog whose head is out the window can have its neck broken when a collision occurs or that the pet riding without being in a safety restraint or if it is riding without a safety restraint in the back of a truck can be thrown from the vehicle and hit by other traffic should a collision occur.

Finally, the NheI/blunt/ NotI fragment from pTYF-1 × SYN-EGFP or pTYF-1 × GfaABC1D-EGFP was inserted into the resultant plasmid from the above two steps previously treated with MluI/blunt/ NotI to produce pTYF-mCMV/SYN-EGFP and pTYF-mCMV/GfaABC1D-EGFP respectively.

Those steps treat the visible wounds.

Mr Levin said HSBC's American operations should have taken this approach one step further, treating its own affiliates in high-risk regions as it would treat separate high-risk banks.

Senator Levin said HSBC's American operations should have taken this approach one step further, treating its own affiliates in high-risk regions as it would treat separate high-risk banks.

It is carried out in a combination of two steps: First, the biomass is treated with calcium or magnesium sulfite to remove hemicellulose and lignin fractions.

This phenomenon is treated in two steps: the first step in which Borel-Laplace summation procedure provides a holomorphic solution with too large growth at infinity so that Laplace transform is not available; and the second step solving this difficulty by means of an acceleration operator.

After several hours of polymerization at approximately 100 °C, the polymeric precursors were heat-treated in two steps, initially at 300 °C for 6 h in air to promote the pre-pyrolysis, and then at several temperatures (550 1,100 °C) for 2 h, also in air, to allow the organic material to be completely oxidized and to promote the crystallization of the SnO2phase.

The authors produced fibers from electrospun solutions of LiF, ferrocene and polyacrylonitrile (PAN) which were then heat-treated in two steps: a first annealing at 280 °C in air for 5 h followed by a carbonization at 900 °C (8 h under Ar).

The IPG strips were subsequently treated in two steps before loading the 2-DE gradient gels.