Sentence examples for with the same preparations from inspiring English sources
or with the recombinant pCI-E5Multi (50 µg/mouse i.m), and boosted 3 times at 1 week intervals with the same preparations.
You can propose to your husband/wife once again with the same preparations you did the first time.
Docking the dataset (bioactives and decoys) into the protein target prepared with the same preparation scheme is a "matched" experiment, whereas, different preparation schemes for target and dataset will be called a "mismatched" experiment.
Synthesis of g-C3N4/Ni/GO-0.5 g-C3N4/Ni/GO-0.5 g-C3N4/Ni/GO-0.5.5% represents the weight rando g-C3N4/Pt/GO-0.5 g-C3N4/Pt/GO-0.5 g-C3N4/Pt/GO-0.54/Ni/GO-0.5% and g-C3N4/Pt/GO-0.5% samples were prepared with the same preparation procedure of g-C3N4/PtNi/GO-X samples except for adding different volume of NiCl2·6H2O solution or H2PtCl6 solution.
The samples on fused silica plates were fabricated with the same preparation and post-fabrication processing conditions as used for preparing the samples on Si.
But of course these students didn't enter college with the same preparation and skills.
Perhaps wanting to ease concerns about a transition period, he noted the same grasses were used, at the same height, with the same preparation as at last year's tournament.
"You come to the park with the same preparation and mentality," Cowgill said, "because, especially on this team, there's a chance you can be in at any time".
Moreover, it was found that different samples with the same preparation conditions kept a good consistency in the permeances of gases that the flow rate increased with increasing pressure drop.
We observed the existence of both thermodynamically stable flower-like micelles (regular micelles) and large, less soluble nanoparticles (irregular micelles) in dilute aqueous solutions with the same preparation procedure.
In parallel experiments, normal rats (n = 7) were injected intra-CSF with the same preparation of cells and sacrificed on day 1 (n = 4) or 8 (n = 3) post-injection.
