Sentence examples for volatile delivery from inspiring English sources

Responses to synthetic P and natural K were obtained using a 4-arm olfactometer coupled to a controlled volatile delivery system.

We used a modified 4-arm olfactometer (Laucoin S.A., Thoiry, France) following the model described by Vet et al. [39], coupled to an adaptation of Bartelt and Zilkowsky's volatile delivery system [40].

One of the team's biggest clues about volatile delivery was Earth's 40 1 carbon-to-nitrogen ratio, which does not match the 20 1 ratio seen in primitive space rocks called carbonaceous chondrites.

The emotion was volatile and vulnerable; the delivery was utterly poised, sailing above vulnerability with sweetness.

Flux rates of delivery of volatile species by asteroids, micrometeoroids, O-rich, C-rich, and low-speed comets into the permanently shadowed regions are estimated.

The bath isoflurane concentrations were substantially lower than those in the sealed reservoir and this difference represents the consistent loss of the volatile anesthetic from the delivery system and the bath (Figure 3A).

This result is consistent with work done in rats, which demonstrated that microinjection of an antibody against the Shaker potassium channel (Kv1.2) into the central medial thalamus also reverses deep states of anesthetic-induced hypnosis by abruptly triggering emergence, with signs of return to consciousness, despite ongoing delivery of volatile anesthetics [43].

In experiments requiring stimulation of the MOE, the mouse was tracheotomized and delivery of volatile stimuli was achieved through computer controlled inhalation.

However, because the delivery of volatile anesthetics in the ICU has become available with the AnaConDa system, isoflurane and sevoflurane are new options for sedation of postoperative and critically ill patients.

Extra-terrestrial H2O (>10 wt.%) and organic species are plentiful in the CI chondrites leading to suggestions that they played a vital role in the delivery of volatiles and organic compounds to the early Earth (Alexander et al. 2012).

This would have increased the delivery of volatiles such as water to the dry inner regions.