Being bold in laboratory tests may translate into higher risk-taking in nature by being more mobile while seeking out partners or valuable territories.
Codes in bold italics represent laboratory cultures.
This industry investment led to bolder investments in research, laboratories, and the island's first semiconductor foundries in the 1980s.
*) p < 0.05 bold) p < 0.001 Laboratory values are expressed as the median of the number of times the upper or lower limit of normal (range between brackets).
Sanger's death has engendered discussion of whether his style of science could survive in today's environment and whether a laboratory pursuing bold but untested ideas and producing a modest number of publications would fail to obtain funding in the current peer review climate.
Older colleagues were happy to share their skills in an atmosphere that combined the care of an ancient craft guild with the bold thinking of a university laboratory.
It is recommended that laboratories highlight this conclusion (bold, underline, large font, text in a box and so on).
Dr. Keller recently made the bold decision to leave his well-respected and well-funded laboratory at Oregon Health & Science University, and put it all on the line by founding a 501(c)(3) non-profit laboratory known as Children's Cancer Therapy Development Institute, or cc-TDI for short, in Fort Collins, Colorado.
An alternative approach employed by several laboratories is to measure tissue oxygen as a proxy for BOLD, using the rationale that changes are driven by the same physiological mechanisms as changes in the BOLD signal (Thompson et al., 2003; Offenhauser et al., 2005; Masamoto et al., 2008; Lowry et al., 2010).
Fig. 1 Individual headache scores in the laboratory, 0 85 min after glyceryl trinitrate (with means in bold), n = 18.
