Sentence examples for and in the institutes from inspiring English sources

The question being asked throughout the Capitol and in the institutes that track budget and tax matters is whether the officials who replace Ms. Paull, Mr. Crippen and Mr. Hoagland -- none have been named yet -- will mainly be honest evaluators of tax and budget policy or primarily facilitators of the Republican political agenda.

Third, there is increasing importance of research in universities, evolving from the historic separation of teaching in universities and research in the institutes.

Second, physicians might have different certified specialties and might register in the institutes using specialties other than our study interests.

Swiss albino mice, originally obtained from National Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad, India and reared in the institute animal facilities, were used for all in vivo experiments with prior approval of the institutional animal ethics committee.

During the reign of Louis XV, the group made the first map of the whole of France, engraved on leather and preserved in the institute's library.

Mice between 6 10 weeks of age were used and maintained in the institute's barrier-facility.

Snails were originally collected in Crimea and maintained in an active state in the Institutes' animal facility.

The team included John Mascola, the V.R.C.'s director, a handful of virologists, and other scientists in the institute who had spent years working on a dengue vaccine.

Supports from Yuanhui Mao and other members in the institute of bioinformatics, Northwest A&F University are appreciated.

However, changes in the structure of the services and in the protocols instituted appear to be accepted more easily after the final results are presented.

Core sequences were compared to predicted proteins from the annotated T. solium genome sequenced in our laboratories and in the Beijing Institute of Genomics, Chinese Academy of Sciences.