Sentence examples for experimental labor from inspiring English sources

The experimental labor needed to manually produce this number of digital morphologies is prohibitively large.

The results demonstrated that the virtual hydrolysis and screening method is an efficient way that greatly cuts down the experimental labor to get highly active ACE inhibitory peptides.

In a sense, the crisis of pharmaceutical research was partially resolved by "contracting out" experimental labor (and its embodied experimental risks) both institutionally and nationally.

The growth of the clinical trials industries notwithstanding, experimental labor has been kept away from the sphere of official labor relations – and bioethics has been a major force in maintaining this legal and discursive separation.

Part III explores experimental clinical labor done by human research subjects and patients in pharmaceutical clinical trials.

The common presence of indels (including TEs, small gaps and tandem repeats) and IIAHs, as reported in this study, makes experimental work labor-intensive by virtue of the additional time and money required to isolate alleles and optimize PCR amplification and sequencing.

The field experimental research on labor market discrimination against ex-offenders is still in an early stage.

This study presents a simplified experimental model of labor for the study of fetal lie and amniotic fluid properties.

Experiments are labor intensive and costly, and thus, it is useful to extend the value of limited experimental measurements to a broader range of nucleation conditions.

However, functional characterization of proteins through experimental method is a labor intensive and time-consuming process.

Preterm labor in experimental models is initiated by intra-amniotic interleukin-1β (IL-1β) and inhibited by interleukin-1 receptor antagonist (IL-1ra).