Sentence examples for unit as described from inspiring English sources
The current paper discusses the various design parameters of a helical coil dehumidifier working in conjunction with a solar distillation unit as described above.
The PCR products were analyzed on an ABI Prism 310 capillary electrophoresis unit, as described.32 The areas under peaks 2 5 after the primer dimer were added and divided by the area under the ITAS peak (internal amplification standard).32 For semiquantitative measurement, a dilution series of HL60 extract was analyzed in parallel.
In general, emergence agitation is evaluated after extubation in the postoperative care unit, as described previously [12 15, 17].
The animals were fixed on the μPET scanner, the catheter was inserted inside the detector and the withdrawing syringe was placed on the main pumping unit as described by Convert et al. [9].
Redox changes in P700 were assessed by monitoring the absorbance at 820 nm with a PAM chlorophyll fluorometer with an ED 800T emitter-detector unit as described [35].
Four-week-old male C3H/HeN mice (Elevages Janvier) were housed under pathogen-free conditions at the Experimental Therapy Unit as described above.
It was intended to base this on cluster sampling analysis stratified by country, assuming conservatively a 15% neonatal admission rate of all live births [ 14- 17] and a response rate of 50-70% of invited units as described in previous neonatal surveys [ 18- 21].
Numbers of viable bacteria [colony forming units (CFU ] were determined as described elsewhere [ 16].
For purposes of this Ruling, there are two types of emissions units as described in paragraphs II.A.7(i) and (ii) of this Ruling.
An accelerated program to install small numbers of allied military trainers within larger numbers of Afghan security units, as described by General Allen, certainly could help fulfill the American and NATO campaign plan — but with far fewer American troops.
These comparisons are not exactly parallel to visitor data, because social variables are reported as percentages of other units, as described earlier.
