Sentence examples for using a larger volume from inspiring English sources
Using a larger volume of ethanol also increases the extraction cost.
This artifact was caused by the domain truncation due to a finite boundary in the two simulations [ 22] and disappeared when using a larger volume (not shown).
However, the DPC Coat-a-count kit for testosterone was sensitised using a larger volume of sample/standard and extension of the standard curve.
Using a larger volume of inoculum may lead to biofilm formation high on the peg that physically escapes exposure in this challenge step.
A couple of urine samples that contained arsenic concentrations close to the detection limit were reanalyzed using a larger volume; thus, no samples had arsenic concentrations below the detection limit.
Previously, however, we found that only 'on-target' placements (in the VTA and LDTg but not in closely adjacent sites) resulted in significant effects of ghrelin or GHS-R1A antagonists on locomotor stimulation and dopamine release using a larger volume (1 µl) for mice (Jerlhag et al. 2007, 2009).
Conclusion: Hemostasis in cases of post-partum bleeding caused by low-lying placenta/placenta previa can be achieved by using a large volume, fluid-filled tamponade balloon.
For the estimation of peak temperatures, the accuracy of an existing dimensionless correlation is improved using a large volume of recently published data.
As an illustration of the computational technique and its capabilities, collapse classification and spalling detection in concrete structures are demonstrated using a large volume of images gathered from past earthquake disasters.
While MDI aerosols appeared to have a separate large particle mode when measured using the U.S. Pharmacopeial induction port ("USP inlet"; [U.S. Pharmacopeia, 1996. Physical tests and determinations <601> aerosols, metered dose inhalers, and dry powders. Pharmacopeial Forum 22, pp. 3065 3095]), the aerosols were shown to be monomodal when measured using a large volume inlet.
Using a large volume of telephone consultations over a one year period in the out-of-hours setting in primary care we were able to estimate that the mean call length was 7.78 minutes (SD 4.77).
