preparative
preparative
Definition
pre·para·tive (prē par′ə tiv, pri-)
noun
- something preparatory
- a preparation
pre·par′a·tively adverb
preparative
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- regimen: Novel therapeutic approaches with innovative preparative regimens are warranted for the remaining high-risk patients.
- meeting: Geography and the relationship of the assets to the relevant preparative meetings is an obvious starting point.
- method: In general, current preparative methods employ high temperatures to overcome the considerable diffusion barriers present in most solid-solid reactions.
- chromatography: Preparative chromatography - very limited use, gravity elution in optional exercise.
- process: Also, this epitope may be destroyed by the preparative process.
- chemistry: I wish to apply my knowledge of analytical and preparative chemistry to archeology in order to improve the accuracy of isotopic analyzes.
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