Sentence examples for in lab trials from inspiring English sources

In lab trials at Rothamsted, the GM wheat crops were covered in fewer aphids, and more insects that kill the pests, suggesting the crops might fare better on farms.

Matchett has been hard at work developing the pellets, which encase a vaccine that has worked in lab trials and in small patches of the wild to protect prairie dogs from the plague.

In lab trials, more than 90% of the lactose was converted to sialyl lactose in minutes--fast enough to spur co-author Robert Bayer and his colleagues at Cytel Corp. in San Diego to try to scale up production.

However, subjects 8 and 10 (and to a lesser extent subjects 7 and 12) show a fair amount of asymmetry, and all these four subjects preferred learned settings over default noise reduction in lab trial 2. The need for personalization becomes clear from Figure 12 as well since the learned average parameter preferences cover almost the full range of the noise reduction parameter.

The team showed the value of this approach by validating in several lab trials a connection between the drug Thorazine, used to treat psychotic disorders, and a reduction in the progression of cardiac hypertrophy, or enlargement of the heart, which the program had predicted.

Six normal hearing subjects were exposed in a lab trial to an acoustic stimulus that consisted of several speech and noise snapshots picked from a database (each snapshot is typically in the order of 10 seconds), which were combined in several ratios and appended.

The challenge launched in September 2013 with 24 teams, which had to go through 4 rigorous phases: innovation phase, lab trials, coastal trials and ocean trials.

For lab trials, powdered urea (Sigma) was used.

The lab trials indicated that they had successfully produced nisin.

Specifically, we hypothesized that fish from locations downstream of farms would have higher louse abundance than upstream sites, that these would in turn be higher than on the north coast where there are no farms, and that high temperature and salinity would also be correlated with high lice loads (because sea louse growth in lab-based trials depends strongly on temperature and salinity [8]).

For these experiments we used the anecic earthworm Lumbricus terrestris L. (Oligochaeta, Lumbricidae; obtained from Wurmwelten, Dassel, Germany), a species native to Europe that is frequently used in lab and field trials (e.g. refs 12, 16 and 17).