Sentence examples for uniform batch of from inspiring English sources
To avoid the latter, a uniform batch of collagenase has been used in this study.
A subset of a uniform batch of plants was transferred to a reduced light level for a single light period, leading to a twofold reduction in the starch content at the onset of darkness.
Rather than prepare a uniform batch to eliminate concentration differences between samples, each metabolite was pipetted individually into each mixture.
Those furnace models normally perform well for a designed operating condition but cannot usually cope with a variety of transient furnace operations such as non-uniform batch scheduling and production delay from downstream processes.
Such a method is typically incorporated with the capillary-driven analysis systems, whereby a batch of uniform (diameter of 45 μm) [ 30] and nonuniform beads (diameter ranged from 100 μm to 15 μm) [ 16] are packed into a chamber and act as the filter element).
Technical validation will include the development of standard operating procedures for urine collection and processing, and confirmation of uniform performance of the CSA from one batch of sensors to the next.
This paper studies the scheduling problem of uniform parallel batch processing machines with arbitrary job sizes.
Every year, a new batch of players is sized for uniforms and the old batch is kicked out, making continuity difficult to achieve.
To ensure DNA spotting was uniform across the slides, samples were taken from each batch of microarrays and probed with Panomer™ 9 random oligodeoxynucleotide conjugated with Alexa Fluor® 532 (Molecular Probes, Invitrogen).
When I test it out on a batch of buttery cookies, it rolls them to perfectly uniform thickness so they later bake to an even golden brown, rather than the thick-and-thin, doughy-then-burnt patchwork I'm used to.
In his slightly crumpled brown uniform, Richard Jones looked like any typical deliveryman, bringing in a new batch of urgently needed office supplies to corporations everywhere.
