This means, for example, that in the laboratory, we segment DBC profiles based on the sum of the costs that were made for each DBC in the laboratory.
Instead, students should focus on scientific principles and methods, for example, spending time in the laboratory learning the chemical structure of the genome.
Similar problems are found for example in "Evolution in the Laboratory: Biocide Resistance in E. Coli" by Rex A. Hossler and Charles W. Welden (2003, II-3), in which students should "discover" that bacteria rapidly evolve resistance to triclosan.
For example, specimens grown in the laboratory under green light had fruit bodies with short, straight stems and pale orange, large caps with well-developed ridges and pits, an appearance similar to specimens found in the field that were growing under a canopy of green leaves.
Corresponding data elements were identified by (1) individual knowledge of the database administrators, (2) searching for keywords in the EHR metadata (for example in the names of laboratory values or assessment form elements) and (3) involvement of the clinical staff, which actually generates the clinical documentation during patient care.
For example, in one laboratory, the floors and ceilings were cracked and moldy due to water leakages, causing a safety hazard.
In the latter case, the interpretation of 'regularly' might vary according to the nature of the project; for example, in the case of laboratory-based research, weekly meetings were suggested.
For example, in laboratory rats, the absorption rate of the nonmetabolizable, actively transported 3OMD-glucose apparently exceeded that of L-glucose, which is absorbed only passively, by about 9∶1, implying that most glucose was absorbed actively [9].
Finally, the effectiveness of our schemes is demonstrated with a numerical example and experimental studies in the laboratory three-tank system.
