Sentence examples for using a dish from inspiring English sources

In shaking culture using a dish with gas-permeable film, the DO level was enhanced inside the gel and the overall cell density in the gel was achieved to be 2.9 times that in the static culture.

The present study was designed to validate the applicability of photosynthetic performance using a PAM fluorometer and photosynthetic pigments in Euglena gracilis as endpoint parameters in toxicity assessment of liquid detergents using a dish washing liquid detergent during short- (0 72 h) and long-term (7 days) exposure.

Using a dish of goo the consistency of mayonnaise as a supporting "bath," a team led by biomedical engineer Adam Feinberg at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, can now print 3D biological materials that don't collapse under their own weight as they form a difficulty that has long stood in the way of printing soft body parts.

Dissolved oxygen levels in the medium in the chamber were maintained between 50 80% of the saturation of air after 2 days of cell culture, comparable to conventional cell culture using a dish (data not shown).

If using a dish, keep it shallow to avoid drowning.

Avoid using a dish that requires you to stack the shrimp in multiple layers.

An empirical description of wafer sagging during silicon epitaxy using a dish-shaped susceptor pocket is presented.

The cultures were incubated at 37°C and bioluminescence was monitored at 10-min intervals for 1 min using a dish-type luminometer (LumiCycle; Actimetrics, Wilmette, IL, USA).

After replacing with the medium including luciferin (0.1 mM) and chemicals, bioluminescence (relative light unit: RLU) was monitored using a dish-type luminescencer, Kronos, for 1 min at 1 30 min intervals.

Bioluminescence (relative light unit: RLU) was monitored using a dish-type luminescencer, Kronos, for 1 min at 1 30 min intervals under the perfusion culture or the static culture.

After replacing the medium by a recording medium (DMEM/F12 with 5% FBS, 0.1 mM luciferin (Wako), and 50 mM HEPES-NaOH, pH = 7.0) (time = 0 h), bioluminescence intensity was continuously measured at 37°C in air using a dish-type luminescence, Kronos (ATTO) for 1 min at 30 min intervals.