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MicroFlow

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MicroFlow
Ophthalmology A phacoemulsification needle used in ocular surgery.
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From the first culturing experiment, transects from five haphazardly chosen planktonic shells and five haphazardly chosen settler shells from each replicate culture were introduced via a VG-UV microprobe Nd:YAG laser, frequency-quadrupled to 266 nm with a nominal beam width of 20 [micro]m, into a Finnigan Element 2-sector field inductively-coupled plasma mass spectrometer (ICP-MS) using a microflow nebulizer at 20 [micro]L [min.
A shell of its former self: can Ostrea lurida Carpenter 1864 larval ... by Zacherl, Danielle C.; Morgan, Steven G.; Swearer, Stephen E.; Warner, Robert R. / Journal of Shellfish Research
The MicroFlow spiral crosshead's engineering advantages are said to include the patent-pending FeatherTouch adjustment to the die holder, plus a cartridge-style ball assembly which does not require the loosening of retaining screws to make adjustments.
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To regulate this microflow minute to minute according to tissues' needs, arterioles continually dilate and constrict.
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