Sentence examples for clinical chemist from inspiring English sources

Roy Gerona, a clinical chemist at the University of California, San Francisco, told me that he has used Erowid as a source to identify research chemicals in toxicology cases.

Since retiring as Chief Clinical Chemist at Bellevue Hospital, NYC, he has enjoyed twenty years of the good life; gardening; amateur wine and beer making; stained glass and metal sculpturing; transcontinental grandparenting; serious birding; world traveling and working for social justice.

Our daughter, by the way, is now a Ph.D. scientist working as a clinical chemist, and our son is in training to become an M.D.-Ph.D. neuropathologist.

The research dean of the Karolinska Institute, clinical chemist Karl Tryggvason, has been dismissed from his post after an investigation found that he "exerted undue influence" on funding decisions affecting professors at the organization.

As we used archived serum from 1991 to assess the level of D-dimer that was frozen at −80 degrees Celsius and analysed by one clinical chemist using the same assays and equipment, we are confident that we have minimised bias due to the storage and analysis of the samples.

The guideline panel included four members from the advisory group of the Norwegian centre for quality assurance of laboratory services in primary care (NOKLUS): two general practitioners, one microbiologist and one clinical chemist.

Until recently clinical chemists were unable to propose to physicians a pertinent biomarker of acute brain injury.

Practicing clinical chemists responded to an anonymous, open-ended questionnaire designed to define the state of clinical chemistry education in pathology training programs in the United States.

This review presents an overview of the recent advancements and focuses on the structural features responsible for unique antiTB applications and compiled published reports on benzimidazole derivatives emphasizing on different approaches employed for their syntheses in order to help medicinal and clinical chemists in designing next generation, yet effective and safer antiTB candidates.

From a clinical standpoint, we think the information contained in the human serum metabolome database (SMDB) should provide clinicians and clinical chemists a convenient, centralized resource from which to learn more about human serum and its unique biochemical functions.

During that period, clinical chemists considered Na+ as a base and Cl− as an acid.