Sentence examples for variation preparation from inspiring English sources

At the heart of any travel destination is food and this is especially true of Menorca; the cultivation, collection, variation, preparation and ultimately its consumption are the foundation for almost all activity on the island and the daily schedules of those who live there.

Therefore, to correct for that variation, preparation of the normalized amount of plasmid DNA for lentivirus production could be done as follows: i) reduce the pool size (less than 376 hORFs per pool as in our study); ii) hORFs should be grouped by gene length.

A series of palladium catalysts supported on ordered mesoporous carbon (Pd/OMC-T) were prepared with a variation of preparation temperature (T = 8, 15, 25, 35, and 45 °C) of ordered mesoporous carbon (OMC).

No variation in preparation time is accounted for.

One likely source of this variation is preparation of the calibration source.

It was found that photocatalytic activity of this nanocomposite can be engineered by variation of preparation time and calcination temperature.

A range of side effects were reported and these were sometimes attributed to variation in preparation methods and dose (Table  2).

First, the limited sample size may have caused bias due to human sample variation, sample preparation techniques, and other existing medical conditions.

The drawback is that these studies fluctuate extensively in specificity (44 100%) with wide variation in preparation methods, capacitation medium, preincubation lengths, variation in SPA cutoff values (10 20%), and fertilization rate cutoff values.

This has the effect of minimizing discrepancies between an experiment and control baseline array value due to variation in preparation, hybridization or staining conditions or probe array lot number.

Nonetheless, limited replicable detection of proteins among biological samples for technical reasons is commonly encountered with liquid chromatography and MS-based proteomics [ 32] and could arise from variation in preparation of total proteins and/or iTRAQ-labeled peptides from sample to sample.