Sentence examples for fate laboratory from inspiring English sources

Accurate fate data are needed for predicting exposure concentrations in aquatic environments, thus improvements in the fate laboratory testing methods has also improved our predictive capabilities.

These were radiolabeled to high specific activity and purity by simple tritium exchange and evaluated for environmental fate in laboratory model ecosystems.

Initially, she worried about the fate of the former laboratory, but she is now determined to put the new science building at the service of the native plants there.

Experiments were also undertaken to assess the fate of TBT in laboratory scale anaerobic digesters where the influence of digester operating parameters could be evaluated.

To quantify the coupling effect of hydrodynamic force, transportation distance, and ultrasonic stimulation on particle transport and fate in porous media, laboratory experiments were conducted using custom-built ultrasonic-controlled soil column equipment.

Recent evidence from the laboratory of Fate Therapeutics' scientific founder Michael Rudnicki has demonstrated that treating rodent models of muscular dystrophy with WNT7a confers significant functional improvement in muscle force through a combination of satellite stem cell expansion and direct myofiber hypertrophic activity.

That makes the whole issue of more relevance than perhaps the fate of one single laboratory in one part of Europe.

Experimental animals are mostly captive and domesticated in the laboratory; their fates are determined by human needs and decisions.

Finally, several animal genomes have failed to reveal canonical cytosine methylation patterns, which implies that 5mC is not essential for development and cell fate specification of well-known laboratory models such as S. cerevisiae, S. pombe, C. elegans and D. melanogaster [ 24].

In our case, and in the pioneering experiments from the Jiricny and Taylor laboratories on the fate of T/G lesions introduced into an SV40 virion (Hare and Taylor 1985, Brown and Jiricny 1987), the G-containing strand was chosen ≥ 75% of the time.

The fate of phthalates in WWTP and laboratory-scaled reactors has been well studied.