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You shot and edited them on weekends using minuscule amounts of money and learned early on that tomato sauce can be an effective substitute for fake blood.
Tissue typing of organ donors' recipients thus became the norm, especially once Paul Terasaki had devised a technique using minuscule amounts of antibody and cells.
Dr. Rothberg also helped start RainDance Technologies, which makes a system for performing lab experiments using minuscule amounts of material, and ClariFI, a company founded by his nephew that sells software for hedge funds.
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But the air board rejected that argument out of hand, saying that a few thousand electric cars would use a minuscule amount of electricity and that the shortage should be over by 2003.
See, e.g., New Era Publications, 904 F.2d at 158 (court found as fair that defendant used a "minuscule" amount of 25 works: 5-6% of 12 works, 8% or more of 11 works "each of the 11 being only a few pages in length").; Iowa State University Research Found., Inc. v. Am.
The enzyme, known as Taq DNA polymerase, is used in the polymerase chain reaction, a technique to amplify minuscule amounts of DNA for use in medical diagnosis and DNA fingerprinting.
In others, the barrels were used primarily to expose the beers to minuscule amounts of oxygen, which when done carefully can add attractive toffee or sherry-like characters to the beer.
Exposure to even minuscule amounts of synthesized substances -- used in everything from pesticides to water bottles -- can scramble hormone signals, scientists say.
PCR technology used with DNA probes has made the detection of minuscule amounts of DNA possible.
This technique is most useful for determining the presence of minuscule amounts of carbonate within a biofilm.
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