Sentence examples for waste vial from inspiring English sources

The rinsing solution is transferred to a waste vial directly.

Subsequently, the labelling mixture is transferred to the waste vial through the C18 purification column and rinsed with 5 ml 0.9% NaCl.

After clicking the start button the following steps were performed: a 1850 MBq GalliaPharm 68Ge/68Ga generator (Eckert & Ziegler) was eluted with 0.1 M HCl by a peristaltic pump by passing through a cation exchange cartridge into a waste vial.

The outputs of the stopcock are connected to a built-in waste vial (trapping, washing) or an external output line (release) that can be plugged into the next cassette or the high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) injection valve.

To study adsorption of the radiotracer to the inner walls, the tube was removed from the vial after a certain time and all liquid was emptied into the waste vial.

Thus, after we started the pump (CMA 402, CMA Microdialysis, Kista, Sweden), the red dye would merge at point M with the water flow induced by the difference of liquid (water) levels between perfusion chamber and waste vial and lead the air plug continuing to flow in the bottom channel, with lower resistance, directly to the waste vial.

The cartridges were first prepared by running 3 mL MeOH AcOH (99 1) and then 3 mL H2O AcOH (99:1) through them into waste vials in the vacuum manifold to which they were attached.

After the Sep-Pak, a dedicated stopcock valve in the cassette switches between a fluid path towards a waste collection vial installed on the cassette and a tube that can be plumbed to the input of the next cassette.

For infliximab, we assumed a patient bodyweight of 81 100 kg and wasting of remaining vial after use (one vial contains 100 mg infliximab).

In a 50-mL glass beaker, dip ∼20 mL of water from SteadyTemp water bath (Ted Pella Inc). to insulate vial during waste paraffin removal (steps 10 14).

One of the more intriguing pairings in this year's "Seven on Seven," will be Aaron Swartz, who has made a name for himself as a crusader for the free flow of information on the Web, and Taryn Simon, a photographer whose work has focused on showing things few people see (and some they might not want to see), like a nuclear-waste storage site, a vial of live H.I.V., and the C.I.A.'s art collection.