Sentence examples for using a duplicate from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we assessed daily dietary intakes (DDI) of PAHs, using a "duplicate plate method", among 100 Chinese urban residents.
Two reviewers used a standardized and pilot tested form to collect data from each eligible study using a duplicate and independent screening process.
Two reviewers used a standardized and pilot tested data abstraction form to collect data from each eligible study using a duplicate and independent screening process.
We isolated the tops of the microposts from the dark background by using a duplicate for each frame with an erased micropost region that we subtracted from the original frames.
In each extract, NMN was instead measured upon derivatization with acetophenone and spectrofluorometric HPLC analysis, carried out as described, by using a duplicate sample analysed in parallel containing NMN spike of a known amount.
The physician can retrieve the value by clicking a request button, in which case the value is retrieved using a duplicate urine sediment query (which can only be executed on request and is not filtered).
parvum) through intermittent, unsaturated, sand filters used for water and wastewater treatment was investigated using a duplicated, 23 factorial design experiment performed in bench-scale, sand columns.
Microarray hybridization experiments were performed by NimbleGen Systems using a duplicated dye-swap design.
Using a duplicating method developed earlier in our laboratory where two identical arrays are simultaneously fabricated, a single automated run yielded up to 40 pmol of deprotected DNA which were subsequently analysed by liquid chromatography (LC -electrospray ionization (ESI)-MS.
This procedure allows the clinician to use a duplicate of the interim restoration to select the abutments and fabricate the framework without a new denture setup.
In the episode "The Schizoid Man," for instance, the Village wardens use a duplicate No. 6 to try to convince the real McCoy that he's someone else, thus raising ticklish questions about identity and one's mutable sense of self.
