Sentence examples for educational laboratories from inspiring English sources

A large-scale, multi-year, randomized study compared learning activities and outcomes for hands-on, remotely-operated, and simulation-based educational laboratories in an undergraduate engineering course.

This paper presents a software architecture for the development of educational laboratories, through industrial virtual plants which models and logic are implemented in Matlab® and used within LabVIEW® through an appropriate protocol.

Albert Shanker the visionary of charter schools saw charters as innovative educational laboratories, unionized, locally designed drivers of change.

With the introduction of a new generation of "benchtop sequencers" [ 8], accessible to small research, clinical, and educational laboratories, sequence-based comparative omic studies will continue to increase in scale.

Off in a side room, the Spitzer Hall has an educational laboratory with microscopes and laptops ready for visitors, guided by instructors, to try their hands at examining fossils and learning how to decode DNA.

The plan, relying largely on outside financing, includes a liberal arts honors college and a master's degree program in teaching, both located at Al Quds and granting joint degrees, as well as a model high school to serve as an educational laboratory.

Samara Rubenstein, the manager of the Sackler Educational Laboratory for Comparative Genomics and Human Origins at the American Museum of Natural History, said home scientists could extract their DNA by rinsing their mouth with salt water, breaking apart the sloughed-off cheek cells with dish detergent, and then rinsing out the DNA with rubbing alcohol.

Fig. 4 Inside the Sackler Educational Laboratory for Comparative Genomics and Human Origins (copyright AMNH).

Full-time faculty who teach in the undergraduate program designed an advanced medication administration educational laboratory and simulation activities.

One of the most important and dynamic components of the hall is the Sackler Educational Laboratory for Comparative Genomics and Human Origins (Fig. 4).

Even as mobile devices have become increasingly powerful and popular among learners and instructors alike, research involving their comprehensive integration into educational laboratory activities remains largely unexplored.