Sentence examples for analytical department from inspiring English sources

(They worked in the same K.G.B. analytical department in the early 1980's).

Maxim Osadchiy, the head of the analytical department at Moscow's C.F.B. bank, explained the underlying logic of obnal: "Normally, money laundering is about making dirty money clean.

These differences, according to a recent report by Chester A. Snell, director of the analytical department of Foster D. Snell, Inc., consulting chemists, in the Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol (a publication of the Laboratory of Applied Biodynamics, at Yale), are most pronounced among the different kinds of whiskey.

I have confined my study exclusively to the "rational and analytical" departments of Western thinking, and have ignored the artistic and imaginative expression of human emotions and experience.

In addition, circulating levels of GLPG0492 were quantified at steady-state at 3 or 5 h post-dose by LC-MS/MS in Galapagos bio-analytical department.

She has an analytical mind and although works in the sales planning department, can work with a lot of data identifying trends, peaks and patterns.

The qualitative chemical analyses were carried out at the analytical laboratory of department of Environmental Management and Toxicology (EMT) and Central Biotechnology laboratory, both of Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Ogun State, Nigeria.

There were 420 in the city in 1997, then 338 in his first year, as he began drastically revamping the department's analytical and operational methods, and 295 last year -- the first time in 16 years the toll was under 300.

With great tools like Success Factor and SAP and databases that allow us to structure and store information about our workers, we can be just as strategic and just as analytical as any other department of the business.

In 1998, Mr. Timoney's first year as the city's top police officer, after he began drastically revamping the department's analytical and operational methods, homicides were 338, and then 296 last year -- the first time in 16 years the toll was under 300.

A study by three members of the department of analytical chemistry at the University of Stockholm has found that a gas emitted by plastics used in cathode-ray tube monitors may be giving users headaches, allergic skin reactions and nasal congestion.