The phrase "a single lab the" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "In the study, a single lab the researchers used was equipped with advanced technology."
Alternatives: "one laboratory" or "a solitary lab".
Teachers may use the CREATE method as a way of teaching a series of journal articles coming out of a single lab (as the creators of the method designed it).
Currently, all marijuana for federally-approved studies comes from a single lab at the University of Mississippi.
In 1997, the Battelle Memorial Institute, Ohio's largest research center, based in Columbus, managed a single lab for the U.S. Department of Energy with an annual budget of $1 billion.
In the aftermath, Rwanda only opened its first computer science program in 1998 with a single lab where the university department had to fly in South Africans to teach locals how to maintain and operate PCs.
In our study, however, all the LCLs came from a single biobank (NLGIP) and were generated by a single lab using the same stock of B-95 EBV-expressing marmoset cell line [ 25].
In the original (upper-level) CREATE course, the class studied, sequentially, a series of papers published by a single lab that tracked the development of understanding in a particular field of scientific inquiry (e.g., how embryonic retinal axons find their targets in the brain; how planaria maintain positional information during regeneration).
"This is beyond the expertise of a single individual, a single lab, a single field". The questions don't end there.
This time around, the DEA has not yet targeted a single lab in Mexico responsible for the epidemic in New England, said Desmond.
Lab content matched that of the lecture, with multi-week experimental labs on ecology, cell biology, life cycles, genetics, and a single lab on evolution (replaced with the lesson plan in this study).
Figure 1A shows the quality of the DNA extracted from cassava leaves by the students of a single lab section (five groups).
