tool kit

Examples of kit

kit
Possibly the concept of value as approached here could be one of the items in such a tool kit.
Identification was aided by comparison with positive control samples provided in the kit.
The kit was applied according to the manufacturer's instructions and results revealed an activity course during in vitro maturation very different from what was expected.
In the longer term it will be necessary to develop a range of kits to allow a standard manipulator configuration to fit to various wheelchairs.
It seems clear that the kit items that occupy the front part of the overall distribution are those that are followed by a velar consonant.
Structure of the active core of human stem cell factor and analysis of binding to its receptor kit.
These artefacts were obviously part of a transported lightweight tool kit.
Each product was sequenced in both the directions and appropriate kit controls were used with each reaction.
Furthermore, it could be observed that the behavior of the kit vowel is less straightforward than the movement of the overall means over time suggest.
The low concentration detected by the field test kit could be attributed to the high moisture content or sample heterogeneity.
Results obtained by the test kits are therefore treated conservatively when comparing them to environmental criteria.
The use of such a simple form of sensing enforces a further assumption concerning the initial home location of each assembly kit part.
For example, for the word cat, both mat and flat are rime neighbors, cap and catch are body neighbors, and kit is a consonant neighbor.
Based on the validation exercise, immunoassay test kits were used for on-site delineation and confirmatory testing during site remediation.
Costs included purchase price for the test kit, laboratory fees, and staff pay, as well as provision for depreciation of apparatus.
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