Sentence examples for full laboratory from inspiring English sources
Alas, simply drinking red wine by the glass doesn't produce the full laboratory effect of resveratrol.
A full laboratory investigation and a trial field study are here presented.
Background and Objective: The recent introduction of Full Laboratory Automation systems in clinical microbiology opens to the availability of streams of high definition images representing bacteria culturing plates.
Light oils are typical of oil fields in the Appalachian Basin of the USA, many of which are operated by small and medium size operators that typically do not have the resources to develop full laboratory characterization of PVT properties.
The correlation is thus capable of predicting the dew point pressure for a wide range of wet gases and gas condensate fluids without the need for full laboratory compositional analysis, production data, or production test information.
The use of the finite element method in this way exploits modern computational techniques for an otherwise difficult structural design problem and reduces the need for an expensive and time consuming full laboratory study, whilst maintaining realistic and safe coverage of the important structural design issues.
Moving beyond information that guides initial field interpretations, or develops targeted sampling strategies for full laboratory-based dating protocols, toward rapid age assessment has been more challenging.
The results of full-scale, full-pressure, laboratory testing of a catalytic combustion system having the most advanced catalytic reactor mechanical design features developed by CCSI are also presented.
Chet Smith, a soft-spoken Iron Mountain veteran, sat at a workstation, affixing bar codes to a stack of cardboard boxes, inspecting a padded case full of laboratory slides, and managing a database of the Mountain's contents.
The students in the control condition completed the full stratigraphy laboratory (2 hours).
The control activity was the full stratigraphy laboratory administered by the course TAs, as part of their normal course instruction.
