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Перевод: reproducible

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Тезаурус:

1. These workers reported the effects of various potencies of silver nitrate ( Argentum nitricum ) on the growth of wheat seedlings which gave reproducible results over an experimental period of about a year.
2. Stable and reproducible emulsions and microemulsions can be prepared and selected with the A2PL chemical formulator from the French company ISMP .
3. The combination of cryogenic trap, programmable automation and precise pressure control provides quantitative and reproducible SFE and SFC in application areas that include polymer, petroleum, environmental, food and natural product analysis.
4. The first bonding systems for dentine that were reproducible enough to eliminate the need for mechanically retentive cavities were first seen in the late 1970s.
5. Strengthen your daily time-cues and make them as reproducible from day to day as possible.
6. Our results focus on the reproducible phenotype generated by retinoic acid treatment at 7.5 days post-coitum (d.p.c.).
7. There were significant differences between the controls and some of the potencies, and the results were reproducible.
8. More work is needed in this area along with more reliable, reproducible and physiological assessments of platelet activity.
9. The documentation of procedures is drawn up by discussion and consultation with all relevant laboratory staff, the aim being that all procedures are fully reproducible and conducted to the highest standard attainable.
10. However, competing electrode surface reactions and surface film formation can disrupt the surface reaction and reproducible electrochemical transduction may be compromised.
11. The induction of systemic pin activity by mechanical wounding of the cotyledon was highly reproducible, in contrast to the systemic response of pin activity to mechanical wounding of leaf 1 of larger tomato seedlings with two expanded leaves.
12. Lifetime histories of alcohol consumption and smoking were taken from each patient with a reproducible structured interview technique that used key life events (for example, job changes, marriage, childbirth) to help patients remember.
13. The collection, preparation, analysis and interpretation of samples requires great care if a standardised, reproducible output is to be achieved (Smith and Ball, 1982).