vial Meaning & Definition

  • En [ vaɪl]
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Meaning of vial In English

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  • Larval density was not precisely controlled, and with this procedure ranged between 100 and 200 individuals per vial.

  • Many of these doomed larvae had crawled onto the sides of the vial rather than remaining on the food.

  • Helminths were removed and placed in vials containing fixing agents and were then processed, identified, and counted.

  • Offspring were collected and aged for 1 day in vials.

  • The sealed vials were time/date labeled and stored in a ziplocked bag in the family's refrigerator until collection was completed.

  • The vials were continuously monitored from the time the painted male was introduced through to hour 14.

  • For oviposition, a spoon with 2 ml of medium and coated with live yeast paste was placed in each vial.

  • The cages consisted of 7 shell vials, whose bottoms had been sawed off, glued together in a circle with the seventh vial in the middle.

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