The phrase "a lab for future" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a lab for the future" to convey the intended meaning clearly.
Example: "The university has established a lab for the future, focusing on innovative technologies and sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "a laboratory for tomorrow" or "a lab for upcoming advancements."
Its dual role as a monument to the industrial culture of the past and a research lab for future sounds made it a dominant force within the subculture, while also a favorite amongst Angeleno night-trippers and clubland tourists looking for a novel night out.
The Circle most closely resembles Google, with its Google Glass-like retinal computers, initiatives to map far-flung parts of the world, a triumvirate running the company, antitrust investigations and a secret lab for future projects.
The study helped prepare the Pande lab for future aggregation studies and for further research to find a small peptide which may stabilize the aggregation process.
"In hindsight I'm glad I did all that stuff because it was like a lab experiment for my future research," says Odean, who recently returned from a nine-day silent meditation retreat in the California desert.
But in October, in an article in Nature, a team of scientists at Massachusetts General Hospital reported that when they grew the neurons in a gel matrix, so that the cells could interact with one another in three dimensions, they saw a far more realistic representation of the disease — a potential boon for future lab research on Alzheimer's.
Thus, magnetic markers in combination with magnetoresistive sensors are a promising choice for future integrated lab-on-a-chip systems.
This will form a basis for future wet-lab experiments, particularly with the genes from the XlnR regulon.
This bioinformatics study lays a ground work for future wet lab validations of putative RNA stem-loop groups and represents a framework which can be used to analyze RNA structures identified by other approaches and in other species.
The number of infections confirmed by LABs closely depends on the availability of closely located LABs [ 12], which sets a focus for future improvements of uniform customs and recommendations and of technical procedures on the preanalytic side of BC routine.
