Sentence examples for damage to labs from inspiring English sources

The damage to labs in that building and a couple of others probably affected half the biology department's 40 or so research groups, says department chair Ana Preller.

These are meant to remove water seeping into the facility from below, and thus prevent damage to the lab's estimated $100m dollars' worth of kit.This includes a 6,000 tonne detector called MINOS (Main Injector Neutrino Oscillation Search) that was constructed to catch glimpses of neutrinos produced in a particle accelerator located 735km (455 miles) away at Fermilab in Batavia, Illinois.

These authors also identified other indirect costs, such as damage to institutional and lab members' reputations that might affect future funding.

"I, to a number of questions, said, 'I do not recall.' " Back in July, officials at Cold Spring Harbor Lab who surveyed the damage to the trampled corn at the Uplands Farm facility in Huntington, said the vandalism provided few clues about why ELF chose the site.

There was also damage to Kansas State University, where the Wind Erosion Lab was damaged.

Several high-profile scientists have survived damage to their careers by being forthright about wrongdoing in their labs.

"If someone is going to do damage to them, they are going to have to own a lab".

"But we found new knowledge in the lab which showed that aspirin also causes damage to the heart muscle," he said.

But the lab has turned up no sign of fabrication error or damage to the tail before the accident, according to people involved in the investigation.

A neuroendocrinologist, he studies environmental damage to the marshland and wildlife in Jamaica Bay and grows horseshoe crabs in the lab from fertilized eggs.

However, he believes lab-grown glands could lead to treatments for growth hormone deficiencies and damage to the pituitary glands caused by surgery and Sheehan's syndrome.