Sentence examples for associate lab from inspiring English sources

Kao, 53, moved to SLAC in 2010 to serve as associate lab director for the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource (SSRL), another facility that uses a circular particle accelerator to generate x-rays.

But if we want to increase our use of these resources, we have some homework to do," says James Misewich, the associate lab director for basic energy sciences at Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, New York, and a co-chair of the report.

"He's a great choice," says Mark Peters, a geochemist and associate lab director for energy and global security at the Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, Illinois, who from 2010 to 2013 served with Ashby on the National Laboratory Chief Research Officers Council, which Ashby chaired until last October.

"It was the first discovery of this third generation that took us 30 years to fill out" with the confirmation of additional quarks, said David MacFarlane, associate lab director for particle physics and astrophysics at SLAC. "It opened up this whole new avenue".

The nonmajors course has no associated lab.

In the present study, a retrospective analysis was performed using a large US health plan database (and associated lab data) containing detailed information on gout diagnosis, urate-lowering therapy usage, and serum uric acid (sUA) levels.

He took almost all the basic science prerequisites--three semesters of calculus, two each of physics, biochemistry, organic chemistry, and physical chemistry, and all the associated labs--all while "trying to work enough to survive".

You probably associate drug lab explosions more with rural Missouri than suburban Newcastle.

The side a rat was placed in was counterbalanced on an ABBA schedule, where rats were placed in the side associated with the HF food on A-days and the side associated with lab chow pellets on B-days.

Dietary APG inclusion increased the proportion of iso-14 0 iso-14 0, and decreased the proportions of anteiso-17:0 (P=0.04) and monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFA) (P=0.04) in solid associated bacteria (SAB), but had no effect on FA in liquid associated bacteria (LAB) or in plasma.

In this paper I argue that few of the stereotyped characteristics associated with lab speech are warranted.