"bench time" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It refers to a period of inactivity, rest, or reflection. For example, "After working hard for hours, I was ready to take some bench time and relax."
Then came a surprise call from the Knicks in late December, followed by bench time.
I told him he has a lot of bench time when he comes home.
The accelerated solvent extraction yielded higher total amounts of extracted catechins, was more reproducible, and required less active bench time to prepare the samples.
The procedure takes ∼8 h of bench time over 1 2 days to accomplish using standard laboratory equipment at reasonable costs, which drastically simplifies and accelerates efforts to clone large bacterial genomic sequences.
Work bench time was completely done by a surgeon.
By using computational techniques, we can rapidly narrow down areas of research focus, saving us valuable bench time and hinting at what approaches and techniques might work best.
Long bench times were observed to lead to significantly more artifacts.
Differences in gene expression profiles were mainly observed between different bench times, followed by anticoagulants (mainly heparin vs. EDTA), and to a much lesser extent storage temperatures.
We conducted full-scale metabolomics and wide-target proteomics analysis on all samples from a single blood collection experiment, in the context of which we evaluated all combinations of the parameters of interest (donors, bench times, anticoagulants, storage temperature).
"They can have a voice without valuable back-bench time being wasted by Corbyn wittering on at length with preambles".
She regularly speaks out on issues of public interest even though she sits on the bench from time to time.
