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Meaning of "resuspension"
resuspension (noun) - the process of mixing settled particles back into suspension in a liquid
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- A second or subsequent suspension.
- The renewed suspension of a precipitated sediment, such as stirring up settled mud at the bottom of a body of water.
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Resuspension and transport during placement of materials.
Centrifugation and resuspension were repeated three times.
The key issue remains with resuspension.
The amount of resuspension poses similar difficulties.
This suction step is followed by a resuspension step.
After resuspension the suspension was centrifuged as before.
The centrifugation and resuspension was repeated twice.
Electroporation should be performed immediately following resuspension.
Centrifugation and resuspension were repeated twice.
Resuspension of cells was accomplished by gently tapping the plates.
Ensure complete resuspension of the microspheres.
Resuspension is performed gently with cold freezing medium.
This centrifugation and resuspension step is repeated twice.
The resuspension centrifugation was repeated once.
Reperfusion is simulated by resuspension in an oxygenated buffer.
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The resuspension and refiltration were repeated three times.
This centrifugation and resuspension step was repeated twice.
The cartridge contains a glass ball to facilitate resuspension.
They prevent resuspension and reduce current velocity.
Homogenous white suspension after resuspension.
The suitable resuspension medium is preferably physiological saline.
The opposite reaction to settling of suspended solids is resuspension.
This facilitated resuspension of the gum after precipitation.
Other production methods are production in resuspension and in mass.
Complete resuspension should be ensured by mild agitation before use.
Experimental study on fine particle resuspension in nuclear reactor safety.
The resuspension fluids may be provided by any suitable means.
Microscope for resuspension of the cells.
A resuspension procedure followed by centrifugation was repeated two additional times.
The resulting pellets are washed by resuspension and centrifuged again.
The resuspension buffer was removed and the resin was washed.
The particles were washed and sonicated to provide an even resuspension.
Only use the resuspension if uniformly white and cloudy.
Cells were washed twice more by steps of centrifugation and resuspension.
Yet sediment resuspension releases more pFe than dFe.
Variation of the magnetic field can be used to accelerate resuspension.
Resuspension of the insulin.
A single cell suspension was achieved by careful resuspension through a needle.
Resuspension is easier when the insulin has reached room temperature.
The total cells were also counted from the resuspension.
Atmospheric resuspension of particles.
The storage buffer is the same as the resuspension buffer.
Resuspension in the containment.
The total cells are also counted from the resuspension.
Resuspension of waste nuclides.
The dried platelets can be reconstituted by resuspension in a physiologically acceptable buffer.
Resuspension was preferentially associated with microphytobenthic particles with small currents.
Treatments such as flocculation or resuspension may be included between the filters.
Resuspension was produced by a paddle rotated at prescribed speeds in the water cover.
This centrifugation and resuspension procedure was repeated two more times.
