Fractionated

The claims are located on metasedimentary terrane near fractionated granites that are potential source intrusions for LCT pegmatites.

The product, made with fractionated coconut oil is rich in MCT, which is known for aiding in fat loss, energy and brain health.

Once an agreement is finalized, outreach efforts will begin early next year followed by appraisals of fractionated allotment lands.

One is left wondering whether the challenge is to internal hierarchies within departments and the already fractionated executive or to external ones between the different arms of government.

Fractionated interests in individual Indian allotted land continue to expand exponentially with each new generation.

Implants can be fractionated over minutes or hours, or they can be permanent seeds which slowly deliver radiation until they become inactive.

Members may personally decide whether they will accept medical procedures that involve their own blood or substances that are further fractionated from the four major components.

Note that some novel architectural concepts such as Fractionated spacecraft somewhat upset this taxonomy.

Physics in Medicine and Biology 55 (5) R1 ;Fractionation (This section only applies to photon RT although other types of radiation therapy may be fractionated).

These could be fractionated by electrophoresis on a polyacrylamide gel and visualised using autoradiography.

The total dose is fractionated (spread out over time) for several important reasons.

The transfer step of the DNA from the electrophoresis gel to a membrane permits easy binding of the labeled hybridization probe to the size-fractionated DNA.

With the exception of blood derivatives (such as fractionated antibodies ), all blood components are infective.