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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
centrifuge .
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Examples
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Linda Blake for The Wall Street Journal The tube of DNA, artificial membrane material and reagents is centrifuged to remove unwanted materials.
Artificial Cell Membranes Could Speed Up Drug Discovery Emily Veach 2011
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On the menu for Tuesday was a goat milk ricotta with centrifuged pea puree layers; caramelized carrot soup prepared with pressure-cooked baking soda; a mushroom omelet steamed in a combi oven, and pastrami that had been cooked "sous vide" for 72 hours, precisely cured, brined and fermented.
Technology Genius Cooks Up Geoduck for 90 Marshall Heyman 2011
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I'll check them out to you: have to do that; they've already been centrifuged.
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Because we can now achieve a pregnancy with only one sperm, any semen sample that appears to have no sperm is centrifuged and examined carefully for sperm.
A Baby at Last! Mark L. Fuerst 2010
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The "let's see what happens if a spider is centrifuged at various speeds and for various times" badge.
My science scout badges of, ummm, honor Professor in Training 2009
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The sludge of bacterial proteins is centrifuged to separate out differing molecular weights, and the dipeptide is spun out for transfer to tankers to transport for packing and marketing at other facilities.
ASPARTAME IS NEUROTOXIC GENOTOXIC MOLECULAR FOOD & VACCINE PHARMACO-GENOCIDE 2008
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Upon admission, he was immediately given a transfusion, and has since had 6-8 "platelet packs," which consist of platelets that have been centrifuged out of whole blood.
It's Always about the Blood James Killus 2008
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Upon admission, he was immediately given a transfusion, and has since had 6-8 "platelet packs," which consist of platelets that have been centrifuged out of whole blood.
Archive 2008-02-01 James Killus 2008
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The patient's blood is drawn, centrifuged by a specialist called a perfusionist, and injected, all in one visit.
Injured? Horsing Around With Stem Cells May Get You Back in the Saddle By Marty Graham 2008
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The patient's blood is drawn, centrifuged by a specialist called a perfusionist, and injected, all in one visit.
Injured? Horsing Around With Stem Cells May Get You Back in the Saddle 2008
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