Sentence examples for both from the lab from inspiring English sources
How significantly trace contaminants in the soil -- both from the lab and released naturally by the fire -- will add to the problem is uncertain.
The question that remains for scientists and laypeople alike is how we can translate these lessons – both from the lab and Black Rock City – back to the world we all inhabit the other 51 weeks of the year.
Focal females, both from the lab and from the wild, spent significantly more time in association with larger males during the 1st part of the preference tests.
… Opening areas or centres to promote the development of digital humanities both from the technical (software, tools, labs) and the methodological point of view.
The institutional policies are aimed at opening areas or centres to promote the development of digital humanities both from the technical (software, tools, labs), but also to cultivate the critical perspective on the methodological evolution of humanities at the cross-over with new computational methods (Klein, 2015).
By taking experience with plating on solar cells both from the literature and from practical lab work, design rules for the solar cell and the plating process have been derived.
The University of Quebec at Montreal is monitoring the suit both from the Antarctic and in its labs, and will share the data with the CSA for possible use on future space missions and other applications.
Yuan's concerns about the disputed research got "extremely" serious attention from both the lab chief and the university, King adds.
In 1975 he retired from both the lab and Berkeley, and was named Director Emeritus of the Livermore Laboratory and appointed Senior Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution.
C-81 cells were obtained from the lab of Dr Anne Hamburger and PC3-AR cells from the lab of Dr Yun Qiu both at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
