How To Use Autoclave In A Sentence
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The solution was autoclaved at 121 C for 15 minutes.
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Modern tequila production often uses large autoclaves to steam the agave pina instead.
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Although I think that carbon fiber autoclaved dry layup (current carbon fiber helmets are wet layup heavy same as advanced fiberglass) would be an ingenious (and expensive) solution to a non existent problem lighter weight more aero helmets are always welcome.
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Ultimately, this has made me a nicer, kinder, more tolerant person ... except to the dumbfucks but they all deserve to be autoclaved by accident.
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For years we had used a pressure-cooker-type autoclave to sterilize obstetric packs, towels, gloves, flats, solutions, and all supplies that we did not wish to boil.
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In the future, lab technicians will receive more information about the autoclave process to prevent the mistake from happening again.
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He found it and light flooded the operating room, hitting the autoclave against the wall.
DOLL'S EYES
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But going into the formulating rooms required a whole extra layer of clothing, a layer that had been autoclaved (cooked in a steel vessel under pressures and temperatures high enough to kill any and all microbes) and packaged just so.
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Nickel producers will benefit from a new direct solvent extraction process for recovering nickel and cobalt, and research into jarosite build up in autoclaves during high-pressure acid leaching.
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Incineration, sterilizing by autoclave, or chemical means may be used according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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He first confirmed Eijkman's main results and then found that chickens fed just on autoclaved meat would also develop polyneuritis that could be prevented by adding either rice polishings or beans to their diet.
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Last November, as the first barrel was baking in the autoclave oven, waiting engineers were clearly nervous.
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Are other instruments kept in an autoclave until needed?
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First of all, we used particle suspensions and not water-soluble, autoclaved extracts.
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The aliquots were autoclaved, mixed well while hot, and poured into Petri dishes.
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The source of the smell was autoclaved test tubes, which had been used to grow bacteria called Clostridium sporogenes.
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They tested their sample by steaming it in an autoclave - used to disinfect medical equipment.
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Opening the autoclave from her side, Samantha pulled out the test tube and held it up, then glanced at her microscope on the counter.
MINUTES TO BURN
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The autoclave machines which sterilise instruments do not work - nothing is sterile, but nobody seems to have detected this.
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Some institutions require that waste materials be autoclaved before disposal; others dispose of their waste by incineration.
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The solutions and leaves were then autoclaved, and the electrolyte content was measured again.
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It is true I have encountered many such cultures as you seem to exemplify, but, after I was finished with them, I autoclaved the Petri dish and disposed of the contents in accordance with biosafety rules. my research includes living and working in different countries and in different cultures.
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All reusable materials, such as the needle bar and the tube, must be completely clean, put into special pouches and sterilized in the autoclave.
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Proton conductive antimonic acids, fine powders and films were prepared by soft chemical processing such as ion-exchanged reaction, sol-gel processing and autoclave reaction.
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All implanted materials were autoclaved before surgery.
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Besides yeast cannot smell as bad as autoclaved rat waste; that may be even nastier than fly food!
Paralyzed
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In addition to the lengthy hand lay-up of the materials, there is the use of an autoclave to cure the epoxy resin.
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Care should be taken not to autoclave solutions containing heat-sensitive zeatin.
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Gravity displacement works on the principle that steam, being lighter than air in the autoclave, will displace the air downward and allow the steam and heat to reach optimum temperature and pressure.
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The one-piece bodyshell weighs just 25 kg and uses a new type of carbon fibre that only requires curing in a low bake oven rather than the traditional autoclave.
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_ -- French saponification or "candle crude" glycerine is the result of concentration of "sweet water" produced in the manufacture of stearine and by the autoclave process.
The Handbook of Soap Manufacture
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All blocks were autoclaved prior to testing and placed in a 25-27°C chamber with transverse surfaces exposed to feeder strips.
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Our lab manager helpfully suggested we could use regular water and then autoclave it, except that the autoclaves in the building don't work yet.
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At page 4 it is pointed out that such a temperature will necessitate that the reaction is carried out in a closed system such as an autoclave.
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Opening the autoclave from her side, Samantha pulled out the test tube and held it up, then glanced at her microscope on the counter.
MINUTES TO BURN
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Instruments and supplies that can't be sterilized with an autoclave should be disinfected with a commercial disinfectant or bleach solution after each use.
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The can is then heated in an autoclave, which allows the contents to be heated well above boiling point.
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It was a nice fantasy: a controlled environment of safely autoclaved friends , where a certain sterility is taken for granted, even encouraged.
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That included an autoclave for instrument sterilization, an X-ray machine for animal bone-structure assessment, and a vaporizer to accurately measure anesthesia drugs.
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Briefly, after harvesting, fruit peduncles were trimmed to uniform length with a scalpel, and each fruit was immediately placed in an autoclaved container with a nutrient solution.
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Dewaxing with over - temperature autoclave, overpressure alarm function.
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An autoclave or pressure cooker operates on this principle.
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But nothing beats autoclaved fly food in the nasty-smelling department!
Paralyzed
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This sterilization is considered effective to kill all the germs and viruses of the guy before you only when these instruments are subjected to pressurized and superheated steam in an autoclave pressure vessel, an expensive gadget.
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Air entrance - brick Autoclave: it is mainly applied to produce air - entrance brick.
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These devices typically can't be autoclaved, which may increase your risk of infection.
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Instruments were sterilised using a pressure cooker (later an autoclave) on a Primus stove.
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Studies show that laparoscopic surgery using reusable instruments (eg, trocars, sheaths) and other equipment that is autoclaved and cleaned is significantly less expensive than using disposable instruments and equipment.
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He found it and light flooded the operating room, hitting the autoclave against the wall.
DOLL'S EYES
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Actually, I think I did work with cultures such as yours, but, when I finished, I properly autoclaved the Petri dish and safely disposed of the waste.
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In some cases the stem segment and/or isolated bark was autoclaved to kill all living cells.
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An autoclave is usually necessary for preparation of the culture media.
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The mixture is then autoclaved for 20 min at 122°C to dissolve the agar and sterilize the medium.
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An autoclave (generating steam at high pressure) is used for the reusable instruments, like needle bars and tubes.
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When the crystallization has terminated, the autoclave is cooled and a lactescent suspension is discharged.
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This technology works on the same principle as an autoclave, using steam for the heating of the material.
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It now includes a lab, a small ultrasound machine and the beginnings of an emergency care center with a heart monitor, autoclave for sterilizing instruments and a suction machine for clearing airway blockage.
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In all cases the part must be subjected to a resin curing phase, normally in an autoclave.
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Deionized water, filters, utensils, and vessels used in preparing the washings were autoclaved prior to use.
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Seized goods are ground up, trashed, burned, autoclaved, buried in landfills or whisked away to oblivion by haulers licensed to transport medical waste.
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However, whether autoclave sterilization of extracted teeth affects dentinal structure to the point that the chemical and microchemical relationship between dental materials and the dentin would be affected for research purposes on dental materials is unknown.
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