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Meanings of fractionation in English

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fraccionament
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fraccionamiento

Chemical separation process.

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fraccionament

A process that uses heat to separate a substance into its components.

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These observations apply at least within the limitations of cell fractionation technology.
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Different fractionation techniques each resulted in detection of unique subsets of proteins.
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The redistribution can be observed in two ways: morphology and subcellular fractionation.
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What is the value of altered-fractionation radiotherapy and three-dimensional conformal radiation therapy?
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Each fractionation technique resulted in identification of a unique subset of proteins.
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Altered fractionation regimens further complicate the reliability of the conventional radiotherapy plans.
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The plans were analyzed in aggregate, by disease site, and by fractionation.
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Furthermore, the single rotor is usually consistent with organized AF electrograms without fractionation.
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Highly enriched fractions of chloroplasts were obtained by non-aqueous fractionation using organic solvents.
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The extraction and fractionation of these metabolites were achieved by using XAD-2 column.
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Glucose transporters might play an important role in such isotopic fractionation.
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This study will support future prospective studies to establish optimal radiation doses and fractionation.
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However, many of environmental factors may have an influence on the observed isotope fractionation.
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FPPS can be performed in 2 days and does not require extensive fractionation steps.
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With glycerol included, fractionation seems to be largely based on particle mass and charge.
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In addition, we assessed the impact of radiation fractionation and chemotherapeutic regimen on timing.
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Fractionation through the time
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