Sentence examples for using two different solutions from inspiring English sources

Recently, the Grad-Rubin method has been improved by Amari et al. (2010); Wheatland and Régnier (2009), and (Wheatland and Leka 2011), who have obtained the unique solution by using two different solutions derived from different polarities, i.e., by changing the distribution of the force-free α at the bottom surface.

Our objective was to study the cardiovascular function in canines that underwent progressive normovolemic hemodilution using two different solutions.

Briefly, the isolated muscles were dissociated both mechanically, by mincing them into a coarse slurry with scissors, and enzymatically, using two different solutions: collagenase/dispase (Roche) 1 mg/ml in CMF (calcium and magnesium free PBS) and subsequently collagenase type II (Sigma) 0.1 mg/ml in PBS.

On this basis, a study was conducted to determine the relationship between diuron bioavailability to plants or microorganisms of aged herbicide residues in 10 selected soil types, and their extraction from these soils using three different solutions: n-butanol, hydroxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin (HPBCD) and CaCl2.

For conservation purposes the papyrologist has used two different solutions of Klucel (hydroxypropyl celluloid) and two different types of acid-free paper tape.

Given the lack of data, the aim of the study was to investigate whether interstitial proliferation, macrophage infiltration and/or tubular damage could be potential pathomechanisms of HES-induced adverse effects on renal function using two different HES solutions in comparison to a crystalloid solution (RL).

The title problem is tackled using two different approaches: the exact solution applicable in a rather limited amount of practical situations and an approximate methodology which is quite convenient from a practical viewpoint since it requires only approximating the deflection function by means of a polynomial co-ordinate function which contains an arbitrary exponential parameter n.

This aspect was investigated in concentrated acetic acid solutions using two different kinds of reference electrode.

We have prepared cellulose/MMNO solutions using two different approaches with compositions in the range 9 to 34% w/w.

The photocatalytic degradation of methyl parathion in aqueous solutions, using two different photocatalysts (TiO2 and ZnO) has been investigated.

We chose to assess and compare cluster solutions using two different types of validation measures: (1) within-cluster textual coherence based on the Jensen-Shannon divergence, and (2) concentration measures based on grant-to-article linkages indexed in MEDLINE.